We Went To Gary, Indiana. Heres How Corporate Greed Left a City in the Dark for 2 Weeks @moreperfectunion
We Went To Gary, Indiana. Heres How Corporate Greed Left a City in the Dark for 2 Weeks  @moreperfectunion
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"I paid $2500 for power — two weeks later I'm still out of power."

We went to Indiana, where thousands of people still haven't had the power switched back on.

In Gary, Merrillville, and Hammond schools are closed, families are throwing away spoiled food, people are driving to Illinois to get ice for insulin.

Power rates are higher than ever, but people in the region are being put through hell just two years after Blackstone bought into their power company.

Now residents are fighting back against the utility company -- filing a class action lawsuit against it for negligence.

Producer: @uplandsandy
Editor: @discosludge
Videographer: Peter Lyngso
Supervising Producers: Victoria Hammett, Court Fuller
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We Went To Gary, Indiana. Here's How Corporate Greed Left a City in the Dark for 2 Weeks

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