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Eversource will resume its utility service shutoff Thursday for those who have not paid their bills, regardless of hardship status.

On Sunday night, utility companies are reporting less than 2,000 customers are still without power statewide.

Both companies said the restoration process has been difficult due to the amount of fallen trees and less than ideal weather conditions.

Utility companies are trying to get ahead of this week's storm by clearing out trees that could cause problems.

With the support of additional out-of-state crews arriving throughout the day, hundreds of Eversource line, tree and service crews are working to restore power to customers following an early spring ice and snow storm that caused significant tree damage across New Hampshire.

As of 5:30 a.m., nearly 15,000 electric customers were without power. That was a drop of about 3,000 outages from 5 a.m. and about 6,000 outages from 1 a.m.

Eversource says it is bringing in outside lineworkers to Connecticut ahead of a storm on Wednesday to deal with potential power outages. Rain is expected to...

The state legislature’s leading Republicans unveiled a slate of proposals on Friday to address rising electricity costs in Connecticut.

An estimated jump of $38 in Eversource electric bills this summer is due to bills that were never paid during the pandemic, according to the utility company on Thursday.

 Eversource Energy, the operator of New England’s largest energy delivery system, executed a definitive agreement to complete the exit from its large...