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Over the weekend, I received a mailout from XCEL. Let's just say this mailout made me scream, "aw, c'mon, really."

It seems like this is an ongoing issue. I get it. It gets hot during the summer here in Amarillo. It's been almost ridiculously hot this summer. So that means that we put a lot of extra strain on our electricity usage.

When life gives you lemons you make lemonade. Right? I mean one family did just that figuratively and well literally. Last week there was a big Lemonade Day Expo at the West Texas Enterprise Center.

Xcel just asked the state of Texas for another 26 Million dollars in rate increases from February's storm, here's what it means for your wallet.

Winter Storm Uri which hit the State of Texas is still being sorted out and Xcel Energy is looking to re coop some of the costs. Here's how much you might be paying on your next bill

Rolling blackouts are possible in Lubbock, and across the South Plains and Texas Panhandle on Tuesday, due to the Southwest Power Pool having to downgrade to EEA Level 3

Xcel Energy is feeling the brunt of a new phone scam that is targeting local Amarillo customers.

As the temperatures soar into the triple digits, Xcel is closing motoring power needs across the region to meet the demands.

It's not too often that you see crews moving a high voltage power line. But starting next week, that is exactly what Xcel Energy plans to do through parts of Amarillo. Right now, the line runs through the Comanche Trail and Arrowhead municipal golf courses on the southeast side of the city...

Could you use a few extra dollars this month? Good news if you are an Xcel Energy customer, because this is the month you will see a credit back on your bill!

Xcel also said customers should begin to see a reduction is their overall bill beginning July 1.

I have been on Facebook a lot this afternoon and I have seen a lot of warning This is the Texas Panhandle so we should be use to it but oh my goodness the wind!