LUS

Understanding the water portion of an LUS bill can feel confusing.

Temperatures are warming up in south Louisiana and many will soon be watering their flower beds, lawns and gardens.

Public Power Lineworkers from across the country converged in the parking lot of Cajun Field in Lafayette, Louisiana last weekend.

Residents of Lafayette, take note: the human-like figures soon to be spotted atop utility poles in Lafayette are NOT in distress. Here's what they're really up to.

Crews have erected several power poles near a busy intersection in Lafayette, LA and now many are asking what's going on.

An increase in electric bills is on the table for Lafayette, Louisiana, residents to cover the cost of a major upgrade.

The advisory recommending LUS customers boil their water prior to using it for consumption is lifted for most of north Lafayette Parish, with a few exceptions.

Lafayette Utilities System (LUS) has announced a Boil Water Advisory, affecting several parts of the city.

Residents have reportedly experienced power outages in various parts of Lafayette Parish on Monday night (Jan. 15), as the region faces unusually cold temperatures dipping below freezing.

After three days of a disruptive boil water advisory affecting a substantial area of Lafayette, local residents and businesses can now breathe a sigh of relief.

LUS offers a free service that may help you keep the cost of cooling off down down and make you more eco-friendly. There's even an option for non-LUS customers!

LUS and local authorities in Broussard and Youngsville are calling for immediate water conservation amidst high demand.

Lafayette Utility System (LUS) is warning customers about a potential scam involving their utility bills.

Crews from LUS and Acadian Ambulance have already departed Louisiana and are ready to lend a helping hand to the state of Florida.

It won't be right away, but there are some big changes coming to your bill next year.

Lafayette Utilities System customers could be facing rate increases over the next three years beginning November 1, 2022.

Waterworks District North customers will have their water turned off for a few hours tonight.

The council gave their approval Tuesday night.

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

According to KATC TV 3, a Lafayette Utilities System spokesperson says that at around 7:30 am a squirrel shorted out a distribution bus when it got between an insulator and ground. The outage area was approximately from E. Broussard Road to Ambassador Caffery Parkway and from Verot School Road to the Vermilion River.