Jeaneta Temple said she was told by customer service she was using 67 kilowatts per day and feels that number is closer to 21. She's tracking her own usage now.

The suspect in the 2015 double homicide at The Coin Shop in downtown Cheyenne won’t go to trial until more than a year after ...

Although it’s often referred to as the “Hobby of Kings,” coin collecting doesn’t discriminate between the rich and the poor (or between the regal and the common folk). While buying known ...

For most of us, the idea of carrying loose change in our pockets has moved from being handy for parking, to an annoyance that makes you only want to use your card. However, that change takes on a ...

Rare coins are typically seen as a store of wealth in various countries. These coins are difficult to find and often have some rich history behind them, attributes that make them valuable to ...

Liverpool vs PSG penalty shoot-out dissected: Crucial coin toss, Nunez agony and Donnarumma deja vu Goalkeepers dominated two enthralling legs but it was PSG man, scourge of England at Euro 2020 ...

Sir Keir Starmer has called the current benefits system unsustainable, indefensible and unfair, and said the government could not "shrug its shoulders and look away". Addressing Labour MPs on ...

A man in the UK has won an unfair dismissal case, despite being found to have not done “any work” while working remotely from his parents’ house. Nick Kitaruth worked in London as a security ...

The opinions in Politics.co.uk's Comment section are those of the author. Britain’s benefits system is the “worst of all worlds”, with the numbers of people out of work or training “indefensible and ...

THE Industrial Disputes Tribunal (IDT) has slapped The Mico University College over the dismissal of one of its employees, Alexander Okuonghae, and ordered the institution to pay the former lab ...

A decision to ban dog walkers letting their pets off the lead in a north London cemetery is "unfair and undemocratic", local campaigners have said. Brent Council has imposed the rule at Grade II ...