Mike Hooper named new president of NIPSCO
The Merrillville-based subsidiary of NiSource on May 21 announced Mike Hooper will take over as president of NIPSCO June 1
Purdue among 37 U.S. and international universities competing in first $1.5 million autonomous race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in fall 2021
Purdue University is partnering with the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in a competition against other colleges from around the country and internationally in the first-ever high-speed $1.5 million Indy Autonomous Challenge.
Oil stockpiles, low demand expected to continue pushing retail gas prices lower for near term
Initiatives to limit public interaction during the COVID-19 pandemic has kept demand for gasoline low the past several weeks, a trend expected to continue next month even as businesses in some parts of the U.S. begin to reopen, experts say.
EPA reports Lake and Porter counties now meet federal air quality standards
Initiatives to improve air quality standards across the country have made an impact on the Region.
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Falling demand for gasoline drops prices lower
Tumbling gasoline prices may start to slow as gradual production declines fall more in pace with demand, experts suggest.
NIPSCO awards grants to support environmental programs throughout its service area
A total of 15 organizations working on assorted projects across Northern Indiana to benefit the environment were awarded grants from Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
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NIPSCO taking steps to begin closing coal ash ponds at Michigan City power plant
Merrillville-based NIPSCO says once it receives approval from state regulators it plans to begin work to close its five coal ash ponds at its Michigan City Generation Station.
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Indiana gas prices among lowest in nation
Decreased demand created by fewer vehicles on the nation’s roads because of efforts to limit public interaction during the COVID-19 crisis is keeping gasoline prices low, AAA said.
Gasoline prices continue to tumble during crisis
The coronavirus outbreak and efforts to keep people at home during the crisis continues to lower demand for gasoline and push down prices.
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Vanishing shores
Indiana leaders take preemptive measures as water level continues to rise in Lake Michigan • Preserving the state’s Lake Michigan shoreline.