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LIHEAP Spring Subsidy Cooling application to open Tuesday

Spring Subsidy Cooling Component applications for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program will start being accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis from April 16 to May 31, or until designated

Memphis' utility assistance fund may help you pay your bills

Memphis residents facing utility cutoff notices might be eligible to receive up to a $700 credit on MLGW utility bills.

Memphis Mayor and City Council Allocate $1 Million to Aid Residents

City of Memphis offers assistance for MLGW customers

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphians facing utility cutoff notices may qualify for up to $700 credit on their MLGW utility bills, the company says. For the 15th year, the Memphis City Council and Mayor Paul Young have set aside $1 million for the program. Residents will qualify if they fall under any of the following categories: […]

How you can save up to $700 on your MLGW bills

Memphis, Light, Gas and Water (MLGW) said that some Memphians facing utility cutoff may qualify for up to a $700 credit on their MLGW utility bills.

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End of federal ACP program puts TN families at risk of losing internet service

Low-income families in Tennessee and across the U.S. are at risk of losing home internet access at the end of April.

Affordable Connectivity Program Ending This Month: How You Can Keep Internet Costs Low

Millions of low-income Americans could benefit from these alternative government programs, nonprofits and discounts.

Ijams sees large boost in memberships following paid parking policy

Its CEO said the number of new memberships in January was more than 400% higher than in the past. Members can park for free, while other visitors must pay $5.

Internet Bills Could Rise for Millions Soon. Here's What You Can Do to Save Money

The Affordable Connectivity Program nears its end, but government programs, nonprofits and discounts can help offset the loss.