UGI Utilities Inc.

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The state Public Utility Commission approved a rate hike for UGI Utilities for the second straight year, almost 6%, but a settlement blocks the utility asking for another base-rate hike before 2029. UGI can still raise rates based on the cost of gas.

PennDOT is advising motorists that utility work resumes today, Monday, Sept. 28, at Route 315 and Oak Street in the Pittston area.

UGI Utilities natural gas customers can weigh in on the utility’s latest request for higher rates at public hearings Wednesday in Luzerne County.

In September, the state Public Utility Commission approved higher rates that raised a typical UGI Utilities residential customer's rates by 6.7%. Now, the utility wants an 8.7% on top of that.

UGI Utilities natural gas customers will pay higher rates starting Oct. 28 following a settlement approved Thursday by the state Public Utility Commission.

Officials gather at CrisNics to give neighbors an update on repairs to sewer/stormwater line in wake of Wilkes-Barre sinkholes.

Northeast and Central Pennsylvania handled flooding and sinkholes – and Vice President JD Vance announced where he’ll be speaking in West Pittston tomorrow.

Street in South Wilkes-Barre hit by sinkhole for second time in less than three weeks.

UPDATE: Power restored, gas repairs continue in downtown Wilkes-Barre after city went dark last night