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Hurricane Irma destroyed parts of Florida and left six million Floridians without power. People all over the country are pitching in to help and hundreds of workers from the Capital Region are on their way to Florida.

Last month, National Grid said that they had planned a rate hike to take effect next spring to help reinforce the infrastructure of the lines. The increase will be significant and if you are upset about this news, you can voice your opinion.

A few weeks ago, National Grid announced that there would be a rate hike coming next Spring because they want to make customer communications and information more secure. Well now there is another increase proposed for different reasons and it's significant.

Usually the hot summer weather leads to running the air conditioners more which makes our electric bills higher this time of year. Well this National Grid increase has nothing to do with the summer season.

The utility company has asked the state to approve an increase in delivery rates for electricity and natural gas.

The heavy snow might be over, but wind is on the way! As many schools are already delaying school tomorrow, I sat here wondering, why?  It’s barely snowing.  From what I hear, tomorrow is going to be windy!!  Wind gusts could get up to 45 MPH blowing snow all over the place...

Authorities say the man was not an employee of National Grid, in fact, they're not even quite sure how he got into the parking lot let alone behind the wheel of one of the trucks.

According to the New York State Public Service Commission delivery rates will be frozen through March of 2018!

There is a new phone scam to warn you about.

No, I'm not going to do a song parody.  This is serious stuff! Don't you HATE when you lose power? It happened in Albany yesterday.

A Rensselaer man will be heading to the Schaghticoke Town Court at a future date, after he was arrested for allegedly stealing an electric meter and electrical power for his home, from National Grid.

Another telephone scam is being reported by some local people and businesses.