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Our area is experiencing frigid temperatures and the chance for accumulating snowfall. How you can keep your space comfortable while keeping your bill manageable.

Be weather-smart as another round of extremely frigid temperatures and below freezing wind chills are forecasted across Indiana and Michigan this weekend into early next week.

Employees put their best foot forward to help hundreds of Spencer County children receive new shoes. 

All year, we proactively prepares for weather-related outages. Read about the four ways we stay ahead of the ever-changing weather and keep customers in power.

I&M employees proudly live and work in the communities they serve. Aaron Oyler has a passion for helping people in his hometown of Marion – first as a police officer and now with I&M’s customer service team.

Whether you want to exercise or cook more at home, we want to help you succeed with simple and practical energy-saving habits that fit your 2026 goals.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) plans enhancements to the electric transmission grid spanning the St. Joseph River. The Benton Harbor Area Improvements project will upgrade about 6 miles of high voltage transmission lines between Main Street substation on West Main St in Benton Harbor and Hickory Creek substation near North Trail Lane in St. Joseph.

As 2025 comes to a close, all of us at Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) want to say thank you to our customers for letting us power your lives. We know electricity isn’t just a product we provide — it’s the foundation of your everyday lives. You trust us with something essential — to keep power flowing to your homes, businesses and families. That’s a responsibility we never take lightly. For us, this isn’t just a job — it’s personal. We live in the same communities we serve. We’re your friends, neighbors and loved ones. And we are proud to be your electric company.

Ensuring food, gifts and holiday cheer - our employees help several organizations and people across I&M’s service area this holiday season.

I&M crews and trucks will be ready to safely and quickly respond amid the frigid temperatures if outages occur.