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For the first time since March, the investor owned utility has resumed shutoffs, but there are opportunities to help customers in need keep their lights on.
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Ohio legislators have passed new energy laws that affects everyone’s electric bills and change the state’s course on green energy policies. But it can...
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It’s been a week since the Memorial Day tornado outbreak left a path of widespread devastation across the Miami Valley and dozens of tornado-affected…
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Republican Rep. Mike Turner Wednesday announced a new effort dedicated to ensuring safe drinking water in Dayton. The plan includes the formation of a new…
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An ice storm downed trees, caused widespread traffic delays and left thousands of residents without power across the Miami Valley Thursday morning.As of…
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The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is hosting public hearings this week on Dayton Power & Light’s application to boost electricity rates. The company…
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It is the time of year when homeowners think about landscaping and lawn maintenance. And some of them may plant new trees. Dayton Power & Light has a few…
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Dayton Power and Light and parent company AES Corporation have announced more than 150 employees will be cut in Indiana and Ohio. The cuts, which are part…
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Officials with Dayton Power and Light Co. have announced plans to shutter two Adams County coal-fired power plants next year. In a statement, company…
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Dayton Power & Light says a power line short caused the evacuation of the Reibold Building in downtown Dayton this morning. The short caused a loss of…
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The state of Ohio has been investigating its competitive energy market for a year now, and the state reports electric competition is growing, which means…
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Ohio officials say more than 200,000 residents around the state are still without power days after two weekend thunderstorms left many in the dark.The…