Indiana Governor and FEMA Address Storm Damage in Northwest Indiana
Indiana Governor and FEMA Address Storm Damage in Northwest Indiana
US · Published Sep 1, 2026
Northwest Indiana continues to recover from a severe storm that struck on August 11, leaving hundreds of thousands without power.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun, alongside FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton, visited the region to assess the damage and provide updates on recovery efforts.

Impact & Risks

The storm caused widespread power outages, leaving many residents in Gary and surrounding areas without electricity for extended periods. Damaged weatherheads on homes have further delayed power restoration for some. Emergency shelters remain operational, with over 100 people still seeking refuge in Gary. The storm's impact highlights the vulnerability of infrastructure and the need for improved energy reliability in the region.

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