Media Summary: "Go somewhere else": Neighborhood leaders blame City Council officials say they "went to bat" for the Citizens voice their concerns at the CenterPoint Energy public hearing
Evansville Residents React To Centerpoint - Detailed Analysis & Overview
"Go somewhere else": Neighborhood leaders blame City Council officials say they "went to bat" for the Citizens voice their concerns at the CenterPoint Energy public hearing At least three people were killed Wednesday when a house exploded in the southern Indiana city of Beginning in March, the final phase of the rate case will result in an increase of about $6.86 per month. Interact with us on social media! Facebook:
Frustrated customers say they were kept waiting for answers on the phone after being double charged. More people are looking for assistance following a CenterPoint Energy increase Mayor Stephanie Terry is addressing a recent rate increase approved by the IURC.
