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Does your bill already seem a bit too high? It could only end up getting more expensive with what National Grid is planning.

There have been an increase in reports of utility bill scams in New York State, and National Grid wants to eliminate, or at least minimize, the likelihood of a scam happening to you.

Some 1,900 National Grid customers, most leaving in close proximity to Higby Road and Oneida Street, are without power tonight:

A ruptured gas line in Madison County shut down a portion of State Route 5 for hours Wednesday afternoon.

Utica Police say they've received several calls regarding scammers who say they're with National Grid and threaten to turn off your power unless you pay up. Police say complicating matters is that the scammers are able to disguise their actual phone number and calling location, so many of these fraudulent phone calls will appear with a 315 area code on your called ID...

'Tis the season to be on high alert. It seems that every day there is a new scam that you need to be aware of. This time scammers are posing as National Grid employees trying to get your personal information. Here's what you need to know.

Oneida County authorities are looking into reports of a loud "boom or explosion" heard throughout the western portion of the county, according to Sheriff Rob Maciol.

An upstate New York woman was slammed with an over $18,000 bill after she hit a utility pole last month.

The Rome Police Department is warning residents about a National Grid scam happening within the community.

National Grid is warning Utica, Rome, Syracuse, and the rest of Central New York of a new COVID19 phone scam.