utilities

We live in a place where if you don't have heat, you could die. What kind of protections are their for people who can't afford their utilities in Minnesota?

One Wisconsin Mayor has decided to contest the latest proposed utility rate increase by "aggressively" defending the people that will bear the brunt of those increases.

A Canadian and a New York investment company plans to acquire the utility provider next year.

Have you received a letter saying that your home needs to be inspected? It's not an option, they can fine you or turn off your utilities.

Tens of thousand of residents in Wisconsin who are behind on their utility bills could face shut off's in the near future as ban expired.

They are opening it up to comments from the public.

Superior Water Light and Power is looking to increase the rates for their customers to offset the loss of revenue from the Husky Oil Refinery being shut down.

If you are a customer of Superior Water, Light, & Power you are eligible to receive a free kit from Wisconsin Focus on Energy.  There are even different kits to choose from.

I received my monthly utilities bill from Superior Water, Light, and Power company yesterday, and along with it came a pamphlet notifying customers about proposed changes.

Residents located in the neighborhood near Poplar Avenue and Belknap Street in Superior recently received a notice that a major project may be taking place soon.  The 'Poplar Avenue Stormwater Project' will help alleviate current and future stormwater runoff with a larger drain system.  The goal is to reduce the risk of flooding for the Central Business district.

Nothing is worse than getting up for work and not being able to make your coffee or take a shower because you don't have any water.  That's what some residents of Bayview Heights will be dealing with this morning due to a leaky fire hydrant.

Elmore, MN resident Jeff Balcom is in a dispute with Alliant Power in Southern Minnesota and without power after a dispute with Alliant Energy.  He noticed the power pole in his yard was leaning, so he notified the power company.  Alliant energy told him he they would fix the pole, but charge him $747.