NIPSCO

State utility regulators will investigate NIPSCO’s preparation and response to August storms that knocked out power for more than 387,000 customers in Northwest Indiana.

President Donald Trump’s orders require three coal units to remain available through Dec. 18, nearly a year beyond their planned retirement.

Without a formal investigation, the state cannot order binding actions on a regulated utility.

Gary residents gathered in prayer Monday night as thousands entered a third without power, with Mayor Eddie Melton voicing frustration with NIPSCO's response.

Nearly two weeks since Northwest Indiana residents lost power, Gov. Braun is calling for a station investigation into utility provider NIPSCO.

The utility provider said it’s working around the clock but city officials said they feel ignored.

NIPSCO currently estimates Gary residents will have power fully restored by August 25.

Indiana's utility regulatory commission opened an investigation into rising energy costs, questioning the state's five investor-owned utilities at a public hearing as customer complaints hit record levels.

If built, it would have the potential to put out the third most greenhouse gas emissions of any industrial facility in the state.