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Frankie & Johnny: November 18, 2022. Topics this week include energy providers in Connecticut Eversource and United Illuminating announcing rate hikes set for January, a national “invasion of privacy” settlement with tech giant Google, and the University of Connecticut college football team becoming “bowl-eligible.”

The state's two largest utilities, Eversource and Avangrid, the parent company of United Illuminating, developed a new flexible payment plan to replace a COVID-19 pandemic plan that ended last month. It's for commercial customers and took effect on July 1.

Gov. Ned Lamont advises those who can stay home Friday to do so as Tropical Storm Elsa makes its way through Connecticut. He said the state’s emergency…

{Updated at 9:40 p.m. with quote from United Illuminating.}State utility regulators proposed a $30 million civil penalty — the maximum allowed by law —…

How many days were you out of power last summer after Tropical Storm Isaias?The outages last August impacted hundreds of thousands of residents. Some…

Elected officials across Connecticut testified before state regulators Monday that electric utility Eversource repeatedly failed to provide critical…

State utility regulators ordered a comprehensive overhaul Wednesday of Connecticut’s rate-setting process while also affirming that a key element of…

This story was updated at 4:01 p.m.Eversource Energy gave skeptical lawmakers a forceful rebuttal Thursday of the widespread complaints that the electric…

The effort to clean up in Connecticut towns and cities continues, a week after Tropical Storm Isaias tore through the state -- leaving many to stew in the…

As hundreds of thousands of Connecticut residents adjusted to life without power last week, Gov. Ned Lamont praised the state’s COVID-19 statistics,…