Power returns to New Orleans area for most, though not all, who lost it during Hurricane Francine
Two days after Hurricane Francine rolled through Louisiana, local power companies were making steady progress trimming trees, repairing electricity lines and restoring service to customers across the
Gulf Coast residents are cleaning up the mess left by Francine, which struck Louisiana as a Category 2 hurricane.
Hurricane Francine knocked out power to nearly 400,000 people at its peak following landfall on Wednesday in Louisiana. Power restoration efforts continue Friday across the state. According to Entergy ...
Power has been restored to most New Orleans residents after Hurricane Francine hit Louisiana, but many are still having ...
The city opened four charging and cooling stations, where residents can cool off and charge their devices and/or access WiFi ...
As Francine, a Category 1 hurricane, barreled toward Louisiana, many residents stayed indoors, concerned about potential ...
Five days after Hurricane Francine made landfall, the New Orleans City Council is hearing from the departments that lead the ...
Residents of the Carrollton neighborhood in New Orleans are among the thousands ... referring to the power outages. “Entergy just doesn’t seem to take the necessary preparatory actions to ...
NEW ORLEANS ... to restore power. “Every single storm, every one, no matter how big or how small, the same thing happens,” said Rudy Cerone, 71, referring to the power outages.
Calvin Payne, a resident at the complex, said there is no lights or air conditioning and residents have to use the stairs to ...
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