NIPSCO welcomes back union workers
After almost four months of negotiations, NIPSCO union workers were all back to work on May 5 after agreements were reached April 24 and May 1.
NIPSCO reaches tentative agreement with union leadership
NIPSCO and union officials agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement to potentially end an employee lockout that started April 2. Employees must still ratify the contract.
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Utilities warn of soaring costs related to coal plants
While federal officials cite grid reliability concerns, opponents say Hoosiers are paying the price of extended coal operations.
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Grants help East Chicago Salvation Army renovate kitchen
Grants from the United Way of Northwest Indiana, the Cleveland-Cliffs Foundation and the NIPSCO/NiSource Charitable Foundation will help the Salvation Army of East Chicago expand its daily food program.
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NIPSCO appoints manager
Spencer Summers is the new economic development manager at Northern Indiana Public Service Co., aiming to advance economic growth and competitiveness.
Amazon to build new data center campuses
Amazon announced plans to invest an additional $15 billion in Northern Indiana to build new data center campuses across the state and advance artificial intelligence.
Heating bills to increase
Northern Indiana Public Service Company and other Indiana energy companies are forecasting an increase in winter heating bills this year as compared to last season.
NIPSCO employees volunteer
NIPSCO and NiSource employees volunteered across northern Indiana during the company’s 15th Charity of Choice Campaign that focuses on service in employees’ communities.