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

Facing heat-related challenges? Stay on top of daily tasks to avoid bigger issues down the road.

This idea is cheap and easy, and if it really works could just help you get some relief from these high temps and get you through the next few months.

A businessman in New Iberia is very frustrated after his ac unit was destroyed by a copper thief, and it's not the first time.

The energy experts have settled on a number that Louisiana residents should use for their thermostat setting during this heatwave. You're not going to like it.

A TikTok user's disgusting discovery might explain why your A/C compressor is struggling this summer.

The A/C or air conditioner in many Louisiana homes will be put to the test over these next several days of record heat. Here's how you can help your unit and keep your costs lower.

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

The above headline is sure to garner a spirited response from anyone born and raised in Louisiana, but currently, the idea of a "Too Hot to Work Law" is actually being debated in England.

This common kitchen staple can be put to good use in battling high energy bills during the summer months. You probably never thought about using it this way.

We asked people in Acadiana to tell us who they thought was the best HVAC repair service in Acadiana based on price, quality of work and professionalism.

We are all looking for ways to stay cool this summer and many are pushing their AC units to the limit.

Does your home feel humid all the time? Maybe the temperature seems to fluctuate. Are your floors to your AC vents damp? At night, do you pull the covers up, then off, then up, then off, the same thing night after night? If your HVAC unit is in fine working order and all of these things take place in your home every single day and night, more than likely the fan switch is in the wrong position.

It doesn't take any type of meteorological degree to know that it's stinking hot outside. And for some of us, it's hot inside too.

C'est Chaud! It's August. In south Louisiana, that means brutal heat, and high utility bills. There are steps you can take to cut costs...