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As Central New York battles through hazardous weather, National Grid is reminding residents not to ignore this important safety alert.

It's true. National Grid has proposed a 20% rate increase for customers who use electric and natural gas in Upstate New York. In all, its estimated cost to the average homeowner is about an additional $440 per year. The last of a series of public hearings will be held this week, and customers have a chance to voice their opinion.

The Village of Ilion is suffering a major power outage and the mayor is addressing rumors about what caused it.

It's official, roughly 500 structures in Rome need to be repaired or demolished entirely after a tornado ripped through the city last month.

The City of Rome is still recovering from a terrible EF-2 tornado, and residents are now dealing with a new problem... utility bills.

Residents who were left in the dark following Tuesday's severe weather outbreak finally have their power back.

A representative from National Grid was on the Keeler Show on WIBX Thursday morning to discuss the recent announcement that the power company is asking the Public Service Commission (PSC) to approve a 15 to 20 percent increase on natural gas and electric rates beginning in 2025.

Oneida homeowners are being approached by door-to-door salespeople claiming to be from National Grid. City officials are telling residents to call police if they encounter any of these individuals.

Thanks, Aunt Kathy... I guess?

Don't fall for the latest National Grid scam going around Central New York. Your caller ID may say the call is coming from National Grid but it's not.

Make sure you read the fine print on your bill, because they just might be able to.

The answer may surprise you