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New research suggests that back-to-back hurricanes could become more common for Louisiana and the rest of the Gulf Coast over the next several years.

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

A South Louisiana contractor has been arrested after a camera was found in a bathroom vent.

This is a nice step forward for the town rocked by Hurricane Ida nearly seven months ago, leaving its residents without power for 138 days.

The new surcharge will be applied to bills for the next 15 years.

Do you or your friends and family need a job? FEMA is currently hiring Louisiana residents to form a Hurricane Ida Recovery Team.

Louisiana's coast was impacted by three named storms this season. I'm sure you remember Ida, but what about the other two?

The insolvency could cause thousands of Louisiana residents to get kicked off their insurance policies.

The big hurricane relief concert at the Cajundome known as Ragin' Country Crawl is set for this Sunday, November 7 and we can't wait for the party.

While much of Grand Isle was destroyed by Hurricane Ida, one local business was able to recover a piece of home.

Travel trailers to be used for temporary shelter by storm victims could be rolling into southeastern Louisiana as early as this weekend

Covenant United Method Church is collecting items that are most requested at this time

Almost a month after Hurricane Ida, Dulac is still hurting and in serious need of help.

Arceneaux is partnering with community organizations and businesses in Lafayette to hold the drive thru supply drive on September 29 and 30

During Hurricane Ida, hundreds of nursing home residents from several parishes were evacuated to a Tangipahoa Parish warehouse. It's now been reported that 12 of those residents have died.

New Orleans musician Jon Batiste showed his love for New Orleans, Louisiana and its people in a strong, powerful, beautiful heartfelt message at the 73rd Annual Emmy Awards Sunday night live from Los Angeles.

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

Louisiana needs help and the federal government has been slow to open the purse strings. Governor Edwards is in the nation's capital today to see about securing more federal aid.

According to reports, a New Orleans area man has been arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot the mayor. Apparently, his frustration with the trash pick-up issue that has persisted across the city is what led to the threat made to 911-operators.

It has been nearly three weeks since Hurricane Ida battered the southeastern portion of Louisiana. And while power has been restored to much of the region, in New Orleans, residents are still waiting for trash pickups to resume.