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One Indiana utility company earned top marks and another pair nabbed no points in a national clean energy assessment.

Duke Energy's latest 20-year plan would delay closing the Gibson coal plant by three years.

Duke Energy is requesting permission from the state to increase base rates by 16.2 percent, effectively raising $491.5 million in profits.

Some Duke Energy customers are fighting against a recent price hike proposal. Some customers argued that plants like Duke's Gibson's coal plant are low-performing and losing money.

This year, Duke seeks a $492 million revenue increase. Members of the public are giving testimony to state regulators against its proposal.

The council voted to authorize a letter to the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor expressing its opposition to Duke’s request to raise consumer rates.

The Citizens Action Coalition hosted a town hall at the downtown Monroe County library to prepare for next week’s public hearing on the proposed rate increase.

This is the second price hike request since 2019 and would raise the average consumer’s bill by about $27.

Last year, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce released the Indiana Prosperity 2035 initiative, which stresses the importance of an educated workforce to promote economic growth.

The section of the B-Line trail between Fairview Street and North Rogers Street is closed for power line installation. Trail-goers will be rerouted to 11th Street.