17 Entergy customers are part of the lawsuit, with more expected to join in.

Brittney Elliot Serigny recently posted photos from Lafourche Parish and as you will see here, residents there are now living in mud that may be toxic.

According to reports, a New Orleans area man has been arrested after allegedly threatening to shoot the mayor. Apparently, his frustration with the trash pick-up issue that has persisted across the city is what led to the threat made to 911-operators.

Someone at the National Hurricane Center must be a Cincinnati Reds fan.

It has been nearly three weeks since Hurricane Ida battered the southeastern portion of Louisiana. And while power has been restored to much of the region, in New Orleans, residents are still waiting for trash pickups to resume.

In 1985, Maria Placer, Dick Faurot and Jim Olivier on the set of KLFY were like the MPVs of Lafayette television.

A Waffle House in Thibodaux was allegedly cited last week for staying open after curfew as they fed linemen in town working to restore power to the area.

Sometimes, it takes experiencing the worst types of agony for us to see the most beautiful side of humanity.

Who knew Michael Myers enjoyed relaxing strolls on the beach? Who knew he was an attorney?

As a result of the potential for heavy rains, some Acadiana parishes have decided to close schools on Tuesday, September 14.

Rains from Tropical Storm Nicholas will soon be felt across Louisiana's coastline. Some flood watches have already been posted.

A strengthening tropical wave could bring rainfall amounts of 10 inches or more to some parts of South Louisiana next week.

A tropical wave is expected to move into the Gulf of Mexico early next week. Forecasters say there is a potential for further development.

Reports are saying that as many as ten people in New Orleans have died as a possible result of extreme heat conditions combined with power outages. One of those possible deaths include a photographer who recently sent out cries for help to President Biden and Mayor LaToya Cantrell on social media amidst the aftermath of Hurricane Ida.

The same bit of ocean that gave birth to Ida and Mindy is now being watched for potential tropical development over the weekend.

One little girl from Vacherie, Louisiana showed the hardworking lineman some major motivation.

What started as someone asking for help delivering ham sandwiches has turned into hundreds of people donating hundreds of items and thousands of dollars!

A woman in Louisiana responded to a lineman's TikTok question when he asked where you're at if you're not in Louisiana eating jambalaya.

A photo out of a New Orleans neighborhood has been circulating on social media that shows an alligator in a dumpster.

As we have reported on a few times since Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana, wild animals were on the move too.