Power outages in Gary, Indiana, linger days after severe storms knocked out 38,000 homes and businesses—some still waiting for electricity. Utility crews say most are restored, with the rest expected back online soon, but residents recall past disasters and feel abandoned by infrastructure that’s long been neglected. A lawsuit accuses the provider of negligence over tree maintenance near power lines, while the governor launches an investigation into preparedness and funding. Experts warn that climate risks will worsen inequality: those with fewer resources face deeper hardship when systems fail, and without investment, vulnerable communities will pay the highest price.
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