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AT&T internet outage: Hundreds report fiber and broadband services down; Texas, Louisiana affected
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (88+ words) AT&T customers in parts of Texas and Louisiana reported widespread internet disruptions Monday, with hundreds of users saying their fiber and broadband services were down, according to outage-tracking... AT&T internet outage: Hundreds report fiber and broadband services down;…...
Nepali Student in Louisiana Reacts to Devastating Floods Back Home
1+ week, 4+ day ago (100+ words) A Nepali student at Louisiana Tech watches helplessly from thousands of miles away as his home country battles devastating floods. With over 1,000 dead and 4,000 missing, he shares his anguish and the surreal feeling of seeing the destruction unfold, while Nepal's…...
Silver Alert issued for missing New Orleans man
1+ week, 5+ day ago (46+ words) The Louisiana State Police and the New Orleans Police Department are asking for the public’s help searching for a missing New Orleans man. The Louisiana State Police and the New Orleans Police Department are asking for the public's help searching…...
S&WB, New Orleans city officials say contractors overlooked voltage issue in power complex
2+ week, 3+ hour ago (1688+ words) Two months after the Sewerage & Water Board’s new, $300 million power complex tripped offline during severe weather, utility leaders are focusing an internal investigation on private contractors to determine who was responsible and what can be done to improve reliability. While…...
Entergy hardens Louisiana's grid to meet more severe weather with stronger infrastructure and modern technology | Sponsored: Entergy Louisiana
2+ week, 7+ hour ago (655+ words) Entergy Louisiana President & CEO Phillip May reinforces Entergy’s commitment to strengthening critical infrastructure across the state as part of Entergy Louisiana’s comprehensive grid resilience plan. This article is brought to you by Entergy. Louisiana has avoided significant tropical impacts so…...
Beloved New Orleans hospital, wracked by floods and grief in Hurricane Katrina, to get a makeover
2+ week, 1+ day ago (451+ words) The massive hospital, a New Orleans landmark that long cared for the city's most vulnerable residents, was shuttered after the last patients and staff were rescued in 2005. Now, as Louisiana marks the storm's 21st anniversary Saturday, the long-vacant storm-damaged building is…...
Firefighters respond to 22 wildfires as dry conditions persist across Louisiana
2+ week, 6+ day ago (221+ words) BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) -- Officials reported that firefighters responded to 22 wildfires in Louisiana over the weekend as dry conditions persist this summer. The Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry (LDAF) stated that over 109 acres burned. Officials warned that contained…...
Why do so many people in Louisiana back into parking spaces, especially trucks?
2+ week, 6+ day ago (703+ words) Jonas "JJ" Johnnie, vice president of safety and training at Industrial Safety Solutions A Chevrolet truck is backed into a parking spot during lunch time at Willie's Restaurant in Baton Rouge Thursday, Aug. 20, 2026. Minutes after Amy King flew into Louis…...
Louisiana Homeowners Urged to Check Fences for Lawn Equipment Damage
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1562+ words) Repeated mower and string-trimmer contact can cause gradual fence wear. Simple maintenance can help Louisiana homeowners prevent damage. PONCHATOULA, LA, UNITED STATES, August 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Louisiana Homeowners Encouraged to Check Fence Lines for Lawn Equipment Damage During Late-Summer Mowing Season…...
Former Louisiana First News Chief Meteorologist Jesse Gunkel reflects on historic 2016 flood
3+ week, 5+ day ago (395+ words) BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Ten years after historic rainfall inundated parts of south Louisiana, former Louisiana First News Chief Meteorologist Jesse Gunkel still vividly remembers watching the disaster unfold. Gunkel served as chief meteorologist at Louisiana First News during…...