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Calling utility companies is first step to beating the heat economically

With temperatures already reaching triple digits by mid-March, it’s time to turn on the air conditioners.

And while it may feel nice to cool off, it comes with a cost.

While the cool air is refreshing, even life-saving for some people, it generally means electric bills can soar.

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