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

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.

South Louisiana is being asked to roll back its electricity usage once again.

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.

At the next Public Service Commission meeting on February 24th, the PSC plans to direct a third party to do an independent investigation into why so many homeowners Entergy bills are up significantly.

One Entergy customer in the Abbeville area posted a notice received from the electric provider announcing a planned outage for Thursday, January 28th.

Many of the scam calls claim to be associated with Entergy. They are not. Here's how you can discover and defeat this scam quickly.

Almost 4,000 Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors are ready to bring back the power after Hurricane Zeta makes landfall.

Tyler Manick headed to Lake Charles, Louisiana to help Entergy restore power after Hurricane Laura less than one day after being told he was cancer-free.

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.

It took a little more than a month to get over 93,000 south Louisiana residents back online following Hurricane Laura.

Service has been restored to over one hundred thousand customers in the area in a little less than three weeks.

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

The outage occurred shortly before 10 Wednesday night, crews are currently working to restore service to the affected area.

Entergy is reporting a phone scam involving a demand for immediate payment has been reported again in South Louisiana.

Virtually the entire town of Kaplan was without electricity for several hours yesterday. Crews have repaired the problem and the power is now restored.

Cecilia Primary, Cecilia Junior High, and Arnaudville Middle Schools dismissed early today because of that power outage.

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

The planned outage is part of a systems and equipment upgrade for the area.