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Thousands of customers have lost power after ice formation and strong winds disrupted power lines. Utility companies recommend drivers exercise caution as maintenance crews perform repairs.
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The Lansing area will see sleet, snowfall and freezing rain. The region could experience up to 40-mile-per-hour winds and icing that could knock down power lines.
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La Junta de Agua y Luz - Board of Water and Light - de Lansing (BWL) está trabajando con más de una docena de agencias estatales y locales para ayudar a los clientes a ponerse al día con los pagos vencidos.
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The Lansing Board of Water and Light is working to help customers pay past due utility bills.
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The Lansing Board of Water and Light is announcing its biggest-ever project. The utility will build a new natural gas plant in Delta Township. At a price…
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The Lansing Board of Water and Light has started work on a new project. The utility will build a seven-mile electricity transmission line designed to…
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Around 5,500 customers of the Lansing Board of Water and Light still were without electricity mid-afternoon on Thursday after high winds the day before…
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UPDATE: With powerful winds knocking down trees and power lines on Wednesday, Michigan utilities are working to restore service. A month ago, Kevin Lavery…
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Today on Current State: the legal status of child migrants; former NPR reporter Mike Pesca on new gig; Lansing City Council president on BWL rate hike;…
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The discussion over reforms to the Lansing Board of Water and Light has continued in recent days. One topic up for debate is whether or not to extend the…