State Politics: Indiana GOP delegates gathered in Fort Wayne for the party convention, with leaders urging unity after contentious primaries and spotlighting the secretary of state race involving incumbent Diego Morales and challengers Max Engling, David Shelton and Jamie Reitenour. Utility Affordability: Gov. Mike Braun called for a rehearing of the AES Indiana rate case after the IURC approved another $71 million increase, backing the ratepayer advocate’s push to reduce the impact. Legal Watch: A Fulton County judge let AG Todd Rokita’s consumer fraud lawsuit over a used jet ski purchase move forward, rejecting efforts to disqualify his office. ICE Rights: Palestinian advocate Salah Sarsour was ordered released from ICE detention after 80 days in Indiana, with supporters and attorneys describing alleged retaliation and medical neglect. Severe Weather: An EF2 tornado was confirmed after a long-track storm through southern Indiana into Kentucky, leaving damage and cleanup underway. Community & Business: Consumers Credit Union opened a new Marshall branch, and Fort Wayne Civic Theatre announced leadership changes with Chelsea Anderson succeeding retiring executive/artistic director Phillip Colglazier.