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A brilliant low-tech hack is saving Louisiana residents hundreds of dollars on their power bill. Here's what you do.

The Louisiana Public Service Commission approved Entergy Louisiana's "Future Ready Resilience Plan" on Friday, meaning customers in the state will be paying more on their bills over the next five years.

Louisiana has the highest percentage of residents who have been unable to pay the full amount of their energy bill at least once in the last 12 months, according to a new report from HelpAdvisor.com.

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

When it comes to comfort and saving money in Louisiana there is a "magic number" that you can set on your thermostat where you get both.

Entergy Louisiana announced earlier this week the suspension of all disconnections for the duration of Governor John Bel Edwards' declared heat emergency through September 9.

Here are a dozen ways Louisiana residents can keep cool without spending a fortune during the current heatwave.

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

Even though we braced for it, many of us are not very happy with our power companies right about now.

The reason for what appears to be a higher than average bill has more to do with math than it does electricity.

There are ways you can stay cool and not spend the family vacation fund on next month's power bill.

One simple adjustment can save you 10% on your next power bill. Another could help you pocket $100.

If you're an Entergy customer in Louisiana you might actually have a reason to look forward to your next power bill.

Here's what you can do now to save money on your energy bill. It won't beat the heat but it will help your bank account.

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