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Imagine spending the entire holiday season without power. A tenant is desperate for electricity, but the apartment complex where she lives is waiting on parts for repairs. She called 2 On Your Side hoping to have a solution before the next holiday.

Ten willow oaks near the Arkansas Department of Healths central office on West Markham Street in Little Rock have been removed after the department approved a request made by power company Entergy Arkansas, a spokesperson said.

Ten willow oaks near the Arkansas Department of Healths central office on West Markham Street in Little Rock have been removed after the department approved a request made by power company Entergy Arkansas, a spokesperson said.

Capital Fund Management S.A. lowered its position in shares of Entergy Co. (NYSE:ETR – Free Report) by 29.1% during the 2nd quarter, according to its most recent disclosure with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 58,885 shares of the utilities provider’s stock after selling 24,211 shares during the quarter. Capital Fund Management […]

Guidance Capital Inc. purchased a new stake in Entergy Co. (NYSE:ETR – Free Report) in the second quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The institutional investor purchased 10,363 shares of the utilities provider’s stock, valued at approximately $998,000. A number of other […]

Utility regulators in Arkansas recently settled their legal battle with Entergy over mismanagement and tax issues at the Grand Gulf nuclear plant, but Louisiana regulators are poised to continue the fight to get refunds they say their customers deserve.

Hundreds of sparkling brand-new bicycles of all sizes were received, built, and gathered to be donated to underprivileged children, thanks to the efforts of Sheriff Rand Henderson and the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office, who partnered with other a

New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board officials announced a reduction of power ahead of the rain expected to fall over the weekend.

The SWBNO now hopes to bring T5 back online by Dec. 15.

New Orleans officials on Wednesday acknowledged failures in recognizing and communicating the risk of street flooding in advance of last weekend’s deluge, a risk that was heightened by the perilous state of the city’s drainage system.