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The president of NIPSCO is stepping down. Mike Hooper is leaving the company after 13 years this Friday for a job in Wisconsin. Parent company NiSource says Vince Parisi, the president and CEO of another of its subsidiaries, Columbia Gas of Ohio, will also lead NIPSCO on an interim basis.
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NIPSCO customers will soon be getting new electric meters. The utility says the rollout will begin in March with residential customers in Highland and continue in phases over the next three years throughout NIPSCO's service area.
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BP's Whiting refinery is back up and running, after a power outage prompted an evacuation Thursday.
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NIPSCO is offering help to low-income customers, seniors military personnel and veterans struggling to pay the higher utility bills to keep their homes warm this winter. NWI financial advisor Greg Hammer will share tips to help set financial resolutions for the new year. Lake County Prosecutor Bernard A. Carter outlines his Gun Safety Lock initiative.
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Drivers in St. John should be on the lookout for traffic signal work next week. Starting Monday, crews will be working on the stoplight at U.S. 41 and 93rd.
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Regionally Speaking: Income-eligible customers may apply for additional NIPSCO energy assistance nowIncome-eligible customers may apply for additional NIPSCO energy assistance as of December 1, 2023.
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NIPSCO discusses how customers who qualify can apply income-eligible assistance. Northwest Indiana financial advisor Greg Hammer joins us to discuss money lessons for kids this holiday season. Indiana lawmakers will return to the Statehouse January 8, 2024 for the short, non-budget legislative session and education is among the top priorities. Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch is with us to talk about the upcoming session, mental health and wellness during the holidays.
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NIPSCO says it's closing its Gary business office, effective December 15. The office at 3229 Broadway lets customers pay their bills in person and ask questions about their account.
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Environmental advocacy group JustTransition NWI raises concerns over NIPSO's proposed "natural gas peaker plant" at the R.M. Schahfer plant.
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NIPSCO proposes new "natural gas peaker plant".