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Prior programs ended with HB6

4 new jersey towns made the list of the top 25 cities in the entire northeast to live in. The towns offer residents a lot to do when living there.

A bipartisan proposal advancing in the Republican-controlled Ohio House would allow gas and electric utilities to reintroduce programs designed to help customers save energy.

House Bill 79 would let utilities bring back programs to reduce electricity use, but on a voluntary basis.

House Bill 79 would let utilities bring back some of those programs, but on a voluntary basis with capped monthly charges and smaller expectations for energy savings. The legislation is co-sponsored by House Majority Floor Leader Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican who was a perennial critic of the programs before HB 6 passed in 2019. 

Ohio ratepayers will again shell out money for two 1950s-era coal plants next month, following a year of cents-per-month credits.

Buying a home is one of the most expensive and stressful life events. It can be an even more emotional experience for families who are relocating to Minnesota from a state where they feel their rights are under attack.

Ohio ratepayers will again shell out money for two 1950s-era coal plants next month, following a year of cents-per-month credits. Meanwhile, regulators have yet to rule on years-old challenges to millions of dollars of spending for the plants.

The plants have consistently lost money, and their costs could climb to roughly $800 million by 2030.

4 new jersey towns made the list of the top 25 cities in the entire northeast to live in. The towns offer residents a lot to do when living there.