Featured Stories

We have recorded an increase in scammers targeting our customers and we want to arm you with the knowledge to avoid becoming a victim.

In the aftermath of downed trees, power poles and power lines – you’ll likely see I&M lineworkers in bucket trucks and tree trimming crews working. Recently, we had hundreds of crews restoring power after damaging tornadoes and hurricanes.

The feeling of having natural sunlight fill your room is something that heightens the enjoyment of the summer months. But when fall and winter approach, how do you light your living space and stay energy efficient?

“Building” a bridge between generations – that’s the hope for Michigan’s twin cities. The only difference? The physical bridge is already in place but that doesn’t rule out two construction projects that broke ground in late June to help do the job.

A break in the rain took local students to new heights - literally. Boys and Girls Club students visited Baer Field Training Center to walk through the line school and learn more about a career in utilities - and ride a bucket truck.

I&M crews are giving a helping hand to those affected by Hurricane Beryl this week in Texas. Customers are expressing their gratitude.

Summer weather can be a bit unpredictable – especially when it comes to heat. Is it humid or just plain hot? Whatever type of heat, customers can help through simple, voluntary actions that can make a difference in the long run.

Did you know I&M has our own technicians who keep our bucket trucks and much more in top condition? Jeff Sauter explains how our fleet department works on more than brakes, engines and lights.

We are committed to supporting organizations throughout our communities, like Meridian Health Services. Read what they have to say about how this partnership has helped their organization serve countless in central Indiana.

On days with high heat, as the AC is running more frequent, dinner prep is underway, TVs are on and the dryer is running – we use a lot of energy. After a while, it adds up, but through simple, voluntary actions, this can become less impactful.