Montanans should expect higher heating costs this winter
A snowblower is used to clear out the roads at Glacier Memorial Gardens cemetery in Kalispell on Monday morning. Cold weather is expected to linger in the Flathead this week, with lows below zero for Tuesday and Wednesday nights. (Matt Baldwin/Daily Inter Lake)
HELENA — Montana residents should expect to shell out more money to heat their homes this winter due to an increase in energy costs, the Montana Public Service Commission said Wednesday, but there's also additional aid this year for low-income residents.
"Montana's regulated natural gas utilities — including NorthWestern Energy, Montana-Dakota Utilities Co...
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