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Residential customers will see monthly savings ranging from $4.57 to $5.43 from June through September of this year. Hey, that's a venti latte. I'll take it.

Usually when we talk about EPE, it's about bills going up. This time, customers will see a decrease in their bills during the peak usage season of the summer.

If you think you are getting targeted by a scam, call these two numbers to alert El Paso Electric about the scam and protect your personal information.

Summer in El Paso means triple-digit temperatures. It can also mean rolling blackouts and power outages.

This area of lane and I-10 closures will only affect traffic for Sunday, May 20.

EPE officials say the stolen info includes bank account and bank routing numbers.

Road closures on surface streets are one thing, but closing down the freeway is a whole nuther thing. Get ready for a nuther thing this weekend.

Your El Paso Electric bill went up last year, but not as much as EPE wanted it to. They're going to try again this year, so be ready.

This is happening now! Head out to trade in your used bulbs for some energy saving ones courtesy of El Paso Electric.

El Pasoans electric and water bills went up earlier this year. Texas Gas Service jumped on the bandwagon with their own increase this week.

Swamp coolers are becoming a thing of the past, and that means record energy consumption, and possibly, rolling blackouts.

Remember when we had rolling blackouts during the freeze a couple of years ago? This is how we can avoid having them this summer.