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Several parishes in southeast Louisiana are struggling in the wake of Hurricane Francine making landfall, and hundreds of thousands are currently without power.

If you qualify you could experience savings of up to 25% on certain aspects of your CLECO bill during the hottest months of the summer.

LUS, Entergy and SLEMCO have all begun rolling blackouts across Acadiana and Louisiana as the winter storm continues to create a strain on power grids across the state.

Most of the outages are in Iberia Parish.

Here's how to spot the most recent scam that's being reported in South Louisiana.

Hurricane Delta is once again expected to knock out power for thousands. Delta comes six weeks after Hurricane Laura knocked out power for over 500,000 Lousiana customers.

Hundreds of thousands of customers were brought back online over the weekend, still, many more remain without power this morning.

The charges related to the 2005 hurricane season will be removed from bills beginning March 1st.

The savings will happen over the span of a year.

Thousands of Louisiana residents are already without power this morning because of Tropical Storm Barry.

The company's online bill payment option has been affected by an upgrade to the CLECO computer systems.

Crews are already out in the storm working to restore power to those that were affected.

A "trash panda" in the transformers is believed to be the reason some South Louisiana residents went to bed without power last night.

Thousands are without power in Acadiana following a line of storms early this morning.

If you're a CLECO customer you've got some great news coming concerning your power bill.

Despite the strong words and rhetoric from some members of the state's Public Service Commission the sale of the Central Louisiana Electric Cooperative was finally approved.

CLECO and Macquerie Infrastructures head back to the PSC with revisions on their proposed acquisition. However, It looks as if the PSC may have already made up its mind.

Attorney's for CLECO would like to bring their proposed sale to a foreign investment firm before the state's Public Service Commission for a second hearing.

The state's Public Service Commission has denied a proposal by a foreign investment group to purchase a large Louisiana utility company.

The judge determined the sale of utility provider Cleco Corp. to a consortium of private investment firms would not be in the public's interest.