Featured Stories

We are invested in a brighter tomorrow. By equipping professionals, especially in the economic development field, with appropriate resources, our growing communities can continue to thrive.

Regardless of how an outage might have happened, being prepared ahead of time, especially during storm season, can help everyone at home stay safe. This includes having an emergency kit and knowing where to find important information.

In seconds, a car crash can disrupt service to hundreds, even thousands of customers. What you need to know about the repairs I&M makes and how you can stay safe on the road.

Thanks to several Fort Wayne organizations, including I&M, Junior Achievement's 3DE program is inspiring students to make a significant impact in their own community.

Dealing with extreme heat and humidity can be challenging. While you try to stay cool, energy use can increase for many homes during this heatwave, which can put a significant strain on the electrical grid. Power Rewards can relieve some of this strain while also offering savings incentives for customers.

Introducing: Fern (female), the newly named and banded falcon chick to call the I&M building home. 

As part of the Women’s Fund of Greater Fort Wayne’s Take a Girl to Work Day, local middle school girls were able to take in the views from IMPC and meet with female leaders across I&M.

A chance encounter between a customer and I&M employees after severe storms created a unique bond. Read why I&M employees felt compelled to pay it forward to a grateful customer.

With summer, or in any season, we often think about incoming weather conditions, including the risk for severe weather. If storms do hit the area, like those in late March and early April, whose power is restored first? How do you know when yours is coming back on?

Whether your college student is now home, or you are hosting more summer gatherings, incorporating simple practices can help promote savings this season and throughout the year.