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The Lansing Board of Water Light has completed all power restorations after Thursday's severe weather.
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Power outages continue to affect thousands of residents across Michigan. That’s after Thursday’s storms resulted in significant damage to buildings, trees, power lines and wires.
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More than a hundred Lansing Board of Water and Light customers were issued a boil water advisory after a water main break.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Lansing Board of Water and Light collaborate in conservation efforts for peregrine falcons.
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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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The Lansing Board of Water & Light retired its last standing coal-fired power plant, the Erickson Power Station on November 27th in a push towards clean and renewable energy.
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The Lansing Board of Water and Light has approved rate increases for its electric and water customers.
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The Lansing Board of Water and Light has officially opened its new $500 million Delta Energy Park. BWL officials say it will soon be the largest coal-free utility in Michigan.
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The Lansing Board of Water and Light is warning consumers of a scam involving the door-to-door sale of solar panels.