Bitter cold across the Eastern Shore is driving up energy use, and a Salisbury-based agency says more people are now asking for help paying heating and electric bills.
Delaware lawmakers have introduced additional legislation they hope will provide relief to Delawareans facing soaring utility costs.
The Salisbury Fire Department is warning against the growing trend of using unsafe heating methods this winter. Chief Rob Frampton says these methods can quickly turn into a nightmare.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Friday announced that, to address the rise in heating costs, recipients of the state’s utility and electric assistance will receive enhanced benefits during this home heating season. The state is also increasing funding for weatherization assistance programs to improve energy conservation.
