The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), which provides funds annually to lower-income households for energy costs, is now accepting applications after a delay caused by the 43-day federal ...

Jamie DeLine takes a look at the HEAP program, as it opens in New York State after a month-long delay. Billie Eilish Breaks the Internet With a Single Holiday Kitchen Selfie ...

With the cold weather coming, homeowners who need help paying their heating bills can get assistance from New York State. Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis is among the elected officials urging ...

More than 29,000 Maine households have received help from the Maine Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) to pay at least ...

The annual application window typically opens in early November but will be “delayed indefinitely until the Trump Administration and Washington Republicans act to end the government shutdown and fund ...

The federally-funded Home Energy Assistance Program meant to help low-income New Yorkers keep their homes warm ran out of money this week, the Daily News has learned — as the city remains mired in a ...

The Ohio Development Services Agency and Lifeline, Inc., are once again poised to assist income-eligible Ohioans through the Home Energy Assistance Summer Crisis Program, known as HEAP. HEAP helps ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) — The federal Home Energy Assistance Program that helps low-income New Yorkers afford heating and cooling is indefinitely delayed because of the ongoing government shutdown.

As a federally funded program to help utility customers pay for winter heating costs remains shut down, the cost of fuel to heat homes is on the rise. The federal Home Energy Assistance Program is not ...

The Home Energy Assistance Program, a federally funded program designed to help low-income people heat and cool their homes in the winter and cool in the summer, will reopen applications Saturday ...

As we enter the cold months ahead, the state’s heating assistance program, or HEAP, remains paused. This leaves 1.5 million New Yorkers who rely on the program, without it's benefits.