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City and Duke Energy officials are waiting until the electrical meters dry out to turn the power back on in some houses.
Electric utility officials say energy demands are high in these days of high heat, but they are still able to keep up with that demand.
When the recession deepened in 2009, peak power usage plummeted by 12%. That trend should reverse itself this season.
Falling trees knocked out power and caused property damage across Lawrence County.
A bill which has passed the Indiana Senate may bring the nuclear debate to the state’s General Assembly.
Indiana has been identified as one of the ten worst states for carbon dioxide pollution.
Thousands still in the dark following the latest round of nasty weather. Duke crews are working around the clock.
Pam Chapman of Duke Energy says crews have been working around the clock to fix power lines and restore electricity to the Bloomington area.
Indiana is in the top five among states for the highest levels of mercury pollution.
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