Cincinnati Press Release

Today, Smoots is working with us to grow her company — Green Glove Dryer — help the environment and improve life in communities throughout the state.

Corey Mitchell, head of the musical theatre department of Northwest School of the Arts in Charlotte, North Carolina is the recipient of the inaugural Stephen Schwartz Musical Theatre Teacher of the Year Award presented by The ASCAP Foundation and the Educational Theatre Association (EdTA). The annual award recognizes the highest level of achievement for a high school or middle school musical theatre teacher and comes with a $5,000 cash prize. This prestigious award is made possible by a grant from the Annenberg Foundation made in honor of Stephen Schwartz.

CINCINNATI – The E.W. Scripps Company (NASDAQ: SSP) has appointed Ramon Pineda to lead its operations in Corpus Christi, Texas, where he will serve as vice president and general manager of Scripps’ NBC affiliate, KRIS, its CW station and its independent station KDF, effective June 29.

June 17, 2020                                                            

The Consumers Energy Foundation today announced $100,000 in grants to support the Black Lives Matter movement, fight racism, shape systemic change and create opportunities in Michigan. The grants are part of the company’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, and are in response to the recent tragic events causing widespread protests across the country.

Restoration is expected to be complete by late today for the remaining 37,000 Consumers Energy customers without power after a series of thunderstorms swept across Michigan earlier this week.

Consumers Energy crews continue working to restore power to less than 90,000 remaining homes and businesses affected by severe thunderstorms that swept across Michigan this week.

Consumers Energy crews continue working to restore power to less than 71,000 remaining homes and businesses affected by a series of severe thunderstorms that swept across Michigan this week.

Consumers Energy crews are continuing around the clock efforts to restore power to more than 245,000 customers affected by severe thunderstorms with winds exceeding 70 mph that swept across Michigan earlier this week.

Consumers Energy crews worked through the night to restore power to Michigan homes and businesses after storms with 70 mph winds tore through Lower Michigan in the past two days.

Consumers Energy is working around the clock to restore power after storms with powerful winds moved across much of Lower Michigan Tuesday night and again Wednesday afternoon, cutting power to more than 163,000 customers, as of 4:30 p.m.

As warmer summer weather settles into Michigan, Consumers Energy is reminding anyone performing aerial work to look up and avoid overhead electric lines.