AES Ohio is alerting customers about scammers impersonating the company, demanding immediate payments through third-party sites and threatening service disconnection for overdue bills.

For the last two weeks, News Center 7 has been talking to AES Ohio customers about what they feel are unusually high bills. Since our report on Jan. 28. We’ve heard from 63 people across the ...

Schilling noted that Ohio power companies FirstEnergy and AEP Ohio have completed their auctions. The wholesale prices for those companies are rising 9% and 35%, respectively, he added. Some market ...

Almost 4,500 people are without power in the Miami Valley. As of 2:25 a.m., 4,055 total AES customers reported their power ...

AES Ohio crews are ready for severe weather Wednesday night into Thursday morning. The power company has multiple crews ...

Ohio’s largest utilities are opposing legislation that could help rein in scandal-tainted electric bill riders that have cost ...

AES Ohio says thieves are trying to get money from the most vulnerable, including senior citizens and low-income communities, according to an AES Ohio spokesperson. They call saying customers have ...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — With Severe Weather Awareness Week underway, AES Ohio is reminding customers that severe weather can occur at any time. According to AES Ohio, its important to be aware and ...

Two University of Dayton programs dedicated to developing the next generation of public servants will continue their work with continued financial support from the AES Ohio Foundation. The Foundation ...