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Why your ComEd bill is about to look different, what action customers may need to take
ComEd, the largest electric utility in Illinois, is overhauling its billing and customer information systems. Here’s what that means for your bill.
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ComEd is making a huge change to billing — and some customers may need to take action
ComEd, the largest electric utility in Illinois and the primary electric provider for Chicago and much of Northern Illinois, will be making big changes to its billing system as soon as Friday, with some customer tools being impacted as the overhaul takes place.
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ComEd is making a huge change to billing — and some customers may need to take action
Depending on how you pay your ComEd bill, you may need to take action. Here’s what to know
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ComEd takes steps to prepare for possible power outages amid ice storm
With freezing rain expected to cause ice accumulations across the Chicago area, ComEd is preparing for the event of any power outages caused by that ice.
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Monday afternoon forecast
Iisha Scott has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area.
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Winter storm warning in effect for entire Chicago area with ‘downright dangerous travel'
The entire Chicago area was under a winter storm warning Friday, with some counties already seeing heavy and wet “bursts” of snow as a powerful winter snowstorm began to take hold across all of Northeastern Illinois and Northwest Indiana.
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Thousands of ComEd customers without power amid Chicago snowstorm
A powerful winter storm is already having big impacts on electricity in the Chicago area, with thousands of customers without power.
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ComEd details preparations for Chicago-area winter storm
With heavy snow and gusty winds on the way, ComEd says it is preparing to respond to any power grid issues in coming days.
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Chicago-area snowstorm forecast
Pete Sack has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area as the region braces for its first snowstorm of the season.
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Nearly 16,000 ComEd customers affected by power outages
Sudden power outages in the Chicago area affected thousands of residents Friday afternoon, particularly on the Southwest Side of Chicago and nearby suburbs, according to ComEd.
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Residents in Tinley Park, Orland Park asked to conserve electricity by ComEd
ComEd is asking residents in Tinley Park and Orland Park to conserve electricity this afternoon due to an equipment issue.
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ComEd hosts electric vehicle race aims to inspire fresh thinking on clean energy
The ComEd EV Rally is dedicated to encouraging girls to not only pursue careers in STEM, but also to embrace the future of clean energy. NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup has more.
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More than 200 flights canceled in Chicago as severe weather moves in
More than 100 flights were canceled at Chicago airports as storms made their way into the area Wednesday.
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Power outages reported in Chicago area as severe weather moves in
More than 13,000 ComEd customers are without power on Wednesday evening as severe weather hammers the area.
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Here's why drought continues in Chicago-area despite heavy rain and major flooding
Despite heavy rain fall in Chicago-area, drought condition continues as most of rain ran off instead of soaking in. Sustained, slow rainfall over multiple days is needed to make a significant dent in the drought deficit.
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Storm forecast for Chicago area
Pete Sack has the latest forecast update for the Chicago area.
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Second ComEd 4 Defendant Takes The Stand as Trial Continues
Another surprise unfolded Tuesday in the ongoing ComEd corruption trial as a second defendant, one-time company lobbying chief John Hooker, took the stand in his own defense.
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Defense Questions Prosecution's Star Witness in ComEd Four Trial
Former ComEd Executive Fidel Marquez, the prosecution’s star witness in the trial of the ComEd Four, was questioned by the defense Friday as the jury tries to decide whether the case amounts to bribery or legal lobbying. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports. THE STATE’S STAR WITNESS IN THE COM-ED FOUR TRIAL IS BEING QUESTIONED BY THE DEFENSE TODAY.
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Bribery Trial Begins in Case Involving ‘ComEd Four'
Assistant U.S. Attorney Sarah E. Streicker wasted little time during her opening arguments Wednesday, reminding jurors that the so-called “ComEd Four” defendants are charged with facilitating corruption in Springfield and that once powerful House Speaker Mike Madigan was the man pulling the strings, NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.
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ComEd Bribery Trial Gets Underway, With Judge Allowing Release of Secret Recordings
The federal judge presiding over a trial in the ComEd bribery scandal reversed course, saying that recordings made of former House Speaker Mike Madigan and his allies may be released to media after they are played in court. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski has the story.