Entergy

After announcing its closure due to a $40,000 electric bill dispute, this French Quarter restaurant is reopening—but the struggle is far from over.

The energy experts have settled on a number that Louisiana residents should use for their thermostat setting during this heatwave. You're not going to like it.

Last year's summertime power bills in Louisiana were a nightmare. How much higher could they be this year?

If you are an Entergy customer in Acadiana, get ready for your monthly bill to go up soon.

It appears that a subsidiary of Entergy has been overcharging Louisiana Entergy customers for over 20 years. Is it time for them to pay up?

Entergy has restored electrical service to customers after thousands lost power early Wednesday morning.

Entergy Louisiana has partnered with Louisiana United Way to offer qualifying residential customers bill payment assistance on a first-come, first-served basis.

The power company announced yesterday that they have implemented a series of measures to help their residential customers through the high usage summer months.

As residents of Louisiana sweat out the Summer, customers of an electricity company in New Orleans went to the City Council to voice their frustrations.

The company also paid out over $3 billion in stock dividends all while asking Louisiana consumers to pay more on their bills for hurricane recovery.

If someone wants you to pay your utility over the phone, hang up on the caller.

An extra $5 dollars could be added to your Entergy bill to help pay for needed utility system repairs following the recent hurricanes.

17 Entergy customers are part of the lawsuit, with more expected to join in.

One little girl from Vacherie, Louisiana showed the hardworking lineman some major motivation.

Entergy claims Hurricane Ida wiped out more power poles than Hurricanes Katrina and Zeta combined.

Entergy Louisiana announced on Friday, September 3 their estimated time to restore power to all of its customers affected by Hurricane Ida.

It looks as though some parts of the city are getting power back on. Now it is a very small amount of people but I still consider this a good sign.

Conditions in New Orleans just went from bad to worse as the entire city is without power due to Hurricane Ida.

If you were traveling I-10 East today, you may have seen two Entergy trucks, buckets raised with an American flag suspended between the two buckets.

Entergy announced on Thursday that it will be adding an additional charge to customers' bills for the next five months to make up for costs incurred due to the winter freeze in February.