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Thousands of people across Central New York are still without power.

What’s that giant flame lighting up the sky in Central New York? That's the question on everyone's mind. At least those who heard and saw the fire in the sky.

The caller threatens to shut off your National Grid service. This is one of many scams that try to access your personal information. Please don't fall for it. Here's what you need to know.

Utility bills in the winter are no joke, but some of the increases people are seeing on their National Grid bills are having them question the ethics of the company.

The wind and rain are about to arrive in New York State and among the many travel advisories that are in place, the Thruway has announced a temporary ban on certain vehicles until the storm passes.

Some wonder if the move would do more harm than good.

The extra charge you may have heard many National Grid customers complaining about didn't coming from their electrical box, it was found on a recent bill.

The State Public Service Commission has approved a three-year rate plan for National Grid customers living in upstate New York that is significantly lower than the company’s initial request.

As of this morning (Monday, December 13, 2021) more than 40,000 customers are still without power.

National Grid will be out in full force to help with power outages and line service. Here are some tips that can keep you safe during this winter storm.