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Governor Tony Evers announced he had signed an executive order due to persistent challenges caused by severe regional winter weather, and its impact on the distribution of things like heating fuel and propane

Wisconsin Public Service says an analysis done by the company shows the typical residential customer will pay about $20 less per month this winter compared to last year

Depending on what you use to heat your home, it may be a little cheaper this winter.

Natural gas meters can be damaged if they get buried in snow or ice

A state-wide energy group can help you keep your energy costs low as we head into the winter

An analysis done by Wisconsin Public Service predicts the typical residential customer that uses natural gas may pay about $40 more a month this winter compared to last.

The Polar Vortex last week was a reminder to some that their home insulation sometimes is not up to the need. 75 percent of the nation had below freezing…

Lincoln and Langlade County residents have a chance to upgrade older woodstoves and get a rebate. Wisconsin Public Service is urging people in some areas…

With the cold winter we’ve been having, those heating with propane may be wincing at the cost of filling a tank. Prices this winter are up more than 60…

With a cold snap hitting the Northwoods this weekend it can take some effort to keep your car and heating systems up and running. WPS Spokesperson Leah…