Featured Stories

Here at I&M, we realize that you don’t think much about how your power works – until it doesn’t.  Over the next few months, we’ll be sharing information about how power moves, explain the grid and talk about steps we must take sometimes to protect the grid.  First, we’re going to introduce you to PJM Interconnection and the grid.

With a watchful eye and loud, angry squawking, peregrine falcon parents Jamie (father) and Moxie (mother) watched protectively as their three chicks were briefly removed from the nest atop Indiana Michigan Center (IMPC) to receive their identification bands and names: Marshmallow, Squirt and Stewart.

From safety practices to storm operations, each member of our team plays an important role in powering our community. Get to know our staff in a series of questions and learn more about what powers their work at I&M and beyond. Get to know Stephanny Smith, Director of Communications. 

I&M is honoring a few of its veterans amid National Military Appreciation Month. Three of our veteran employees use one vital skill to help power our communities.

Elkhart students recently learned about linework from our experts. See how the classroom visit sparked a recent job order that meant a lot for one young customer.

Muncie employees help save a swarm of honeybees.

We asked for thank you messages for National Lineworker Appreciation Day and you delivered. Our lineworkers read 2,000 thank you notes sent in from you, our valued customers. 

You depend on us to deliver your power reliably. Did you know that trees and brush are the number one cause of all outages? Learn about how our Forestry team is working to improve reliability. 

Southwest Michigan students receive a hands-on experience to learn about potential careers in STEM fields right in their backyard.

Here’s your chance to name the I&M’s newest peregrine falcon chicks. Vote on our list of names by May 17!