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For the next couple weeks, pet owners need to be under increased alert during the scariest season of the year.

No matter how you heat your home in New York, help is available this winter.

Gas prices hit their highest level so far this year and are expected to keep climbing into the fall.

We have already been experiencing some extreme heat during this summer and New York state has added funding to help residents get cooling assistance and free air conditioners. Here's what you need to know.

Did you know that there's a way for police K-9s to tell you that they're in a car that's too hot? Did you know that you can help save them?

We haven't even started the winter yet and it's already been bitter cold. It looks as if we are in for a long cold, snowy winter. There are millions of dollars available in heating assistance for all New Yorkers that qualify.

You may see a little relief in your heating fuel costs this winter.

If you are a New York State Electric and Gas customer, you could be seeing a significant increase soon. You can voice your opinion about the rate hike several different ways. Here's how.

The weather is getting colder and that means heating bills will be rising. New York state has announced that applications are now being accepted.

It's September but that doesn't mean the heat is going away any time soon. We are in for another heat wave this week and one Capital Region city is setting up cooling stations to help their residents.

If you love your Summer's to be hot, hazy and warm, you've had nothing to complain about since early June.  If you're the type who can't put away the bathing suits and shorts fast enough for much cooler Fall weather, you're gonna have to way a little bit longer, at least according to the latest weather forecast.  One more blaze of summer heat is headed our way, and temps will feel like they're nea

We are set to have record heat for the next ten days. As humans, we need to take necessary precautions to stay cool, but we can't forget about our furry friends. Here are some tips to help keep your pets safe in the heat.