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Multibillion-dollar health care deals topped the list of the biggest south Louisiana business stories of 2023.

As colder temperatures move into the state, experts are sharing some tips on how you can prepare your home for the weather.Entergy Arkansas said it is important

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In early February, an EF-2 tornado touched down near Fluker and I-55 in Tangipahoa Parish. Fortunately, nobody was killed or seriously hurt.

When I bought my first home — a 50-year-old fixer-upper ­in a small town — I couldn’t run my hair dryer and the microwave at the same time without tripping a circuit. I had to get creative with how I used electricity; such electric use was unheard of when the house was built, let alone using a smart home system or charging an electric vehicle.

Theres zero chance of a white Christmas this year, but enough rainfall is forecast over the holiday weekend that Entergy Arkansas announced Thursday it will lower lakes Hamilton and Catherine an additional half-foot to better manage releases into the Ouachita River.

Theres zero chance of a white Christmas this year, but enough rainfall is forecast over the holiday weekend that Entergy Arkansas announced Thursday it will lower lakes Hamilton and Catherine an additional half-foot to better manage releases into the Ouachita River.

Guidance Capital Inc. raised its position in Entergy Co. (NYSE:ETR – Free Report) by 6.6% during the third quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The firm owned 11,045 shares of the utilities provider’s stock after purchasing an additional 682 shares during the quarter. […]

With underground power lines, residents in the Driftwood Park neighborhood of Kenner thought they would be better protected from electrical outages than communities with above-ground power lines.

Theres zero chance of a white Christmas this year, but enough rainfall is forecast over the holiday weekend that Entergy Arkansas announced Thursday it will lower lakes Hamilton and Catherine an additional half-foot to better manage releases into the Ouachita River.