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ELKTON — “Fill My Bow” is a fundraiser being held to support the Cheerleading Squad at Elkton High School.

* More than 35,000 customers were connected to approximately $45.5 million in energy assistance, including more than $17.5 million from LIHEAP in 2023 WASHINGTON - Today is Low-Income Home Energy...

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Marylanders who still have water bill debt related to COVID-19 can get help making those payments.

Governor Larry Hogan announced a $20 million Water Assistance Relief Program that’s geared toward supporting Marylanders with water bill debt related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

NORTH EAST — Everything was free at North East Community Park Saturday, including the fellowship courtesy of New Beginnings Christian Fellowship.

A man found dead with his seven children in a Maryland home where power was cut due to an outstanding bill had tried to keep the family warm with a generator, a relative said.

/PRNewswire/ -- Potomac Edison, a FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE) subsidiary, is urging residential customers experiencing financial hardship to contact the...

Reply March 4, 2021 When Maryland deregulated the electricity and natural gas markets in 1999, the hope was to encourage competition among energy suppliers and provide residents with more choices to save money. However, this has allowed some third-party energy suppliers to deceive residents into signing up for expensive utility contracts. Subscribe One state lawmaker is seeking to protect low-income Marylanders who sometimes pay hundreds of dollars more a year to such third-party suppliers. Sen...