electricity

What you should do with your A/C before a storm in Louisiana.

SLEMCO customers will be seeing a surcharge going away in July.

Much of Louisiana and Texas is bracing for another round of severe thunderstorms as we approach the end of the week and there's one important reminder to share here.

As temperatures creep closer to the 90-degree point, we have a planned power outage to announce for some in Acadiana.

A young girl in Church Point, Louisiana is celebrating now that the electricity at her house has been restored.

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

Power providers across Louisiana offer answers to customers who want to know why their electricity bill has suddenly skyrocketed.

Scammers are out to pressure people into giving away their money.

It wasn't a storm or the heat but it was big enough to knock the air conditioners off for about 20,000 people on Wednesday afternoon.

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

Louisiana has made the top 10 list of "Most Expensive States for Electricity" as well as holding the number one spot in the U.S. for using the most electricity.

Lafayette Consolidated Government has not only heard its constituents, it has listened to them.

The city will use money from the American Rescue Act to absorb the overages brought about by the February cold snap.

Y'all be careful out there, and we'll get through this together.

As of this writing (Tue, 2/16 at 5:00 am), they are only about 2,000 residents in all of Acadiana that are without power.

Can we talk about how ridiculously complicated shopping for a light bulb has gotten?

Officials say that these charges may not appear on your bill for months or even a year from now, but they may be applied for up to 10 years.

Polling sites without electricity because of the recent hurricane will be powered by generators for Tuesday's voting across the state.

This could solve the problem of getting high-speed internet to the thousands of Louisiana residents who live in rural areas.

The long-time town employee was working on power lines when the accident happened Tuesday.