Ohio summer electric bills head toward $745 as Tiffin swelters in heat wave
A PUCO settlement promised bill relief, but consumer groups say temporary tax credits will expire, leaving Ohio households facing rate hikes of up to $10 monthly by 2028.

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Jen Ziegler is a freelance reporter originally from Appalachian Ohio and now living in Northwest Ohio. Her reporting focuses on labor, education, healthcare, state government, and the economy.
A PUCO settlement promised bill relief, but consumer groups say temporary tax credits will expire, leaving Ohio households facing rate hikes of up to $10 monthly by 2028.

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