A car did crash into a pole at Shelby Drive and Lamar Avenue around 6:30 a.m. which knocked out power to about 115 customers.
Memphis Light, Gas, and Water (MLGW) will begin a $30 million project to modernize the natural gas pipeline distribution system in South Memphis in April 2025.
According to a post to X, MLGW is monitoring a water leak in the area of North Parkway and North Claybrook in Crosstown, and will have to shut off the water in order to fix the leak. MLGW said they ...
"I have gloves in my backpack!" Jaquavious said. Leaders within Memphis, Light, Gas and Water have also started preparing for what's to come. The utility company has drilled new wells since last ...
Crews with Memphis Light, Gas, and Water are working to repair a water ... which is one of the biggest and deepest buried pipes in the system. The large excavation will affect traffic in both ...
MLGW President and CEO Doug McGowen ... and double check their pipes and fire protection systems as well, because when those break, a lot of water is lost. More than 10,000 Memphis Light, Gas ...
Memphis Light, Gas and Water says they are prepared for the arctic mass moving into the southern US, and are asking customers ...
Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW) officials said Tuesday that energy demand was expected to peak Wednesday morning across ...
Memphis Light Gas and Water's rate increase goes into effect Friday. Starting Jan. 3, 2025, MLGW electric customers will see a 4% increase in their monthly bills. Natural gas and water rates will ...