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Winter Storm 2021 has wreaked havoc across Louisiana, with the northern parts of the state taking on a lot of ice and snow. With things in South Louisiana settling down, utilities companies are moving their efforts North to help assist our fellow Louisianans in their recovery efforts.

South Louisiana is being asked to roll back its electricity usage once again.

Winter Storm 2021 has had such an impact on our lives - affecting our roads of travel, closing businesses, and even causing power outages, just to name a few.

Rolling blackouts will happen throughout the day in response to increased utility usage due to the cold weather.

The Louisiana Public Service Commission has ended an inquiry into whether Lafayette’s publicly owned internet system illegally benefitted from payments from other parts of the city-owned utility system.

An elderly woman in Lafayette, Mrs Meaux, came out of her house to thank an LUS lineman after power was restored to her house following Hurricane Delta.

The latest report of customers without power as provided by the four main power companies in the Acadiana area.

LUS is prepped and ready to restore power to the Lafayette area once the storm passes.

CRI audited LUS Fiber from November 1, 2010 through October 31, 2018.

Lafayette Utilities System (LUS), along with The Energy Authority and GeoDigital International, will be conducting an aerial survey of 40 miles of high-voltage transmission lines through the city of Lafayette.

The lawn watering schedule is for Youngsville, Broussard, Milton, Scott, Water District North, and Water District South.

Lafayette Utilities System (LUS) has earned the American Public Power Association’s Safety Award of Excellence for safe operating practices in 2019 and a Diamond Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3)® designation from the American Public Power Association for providing reliable and safe electric service.

Thousands of Louisiana residents are already without power this morning because of Tropical Storm Barry.

This will clear the path for LUS Fiber to become its own department with its own director.

Crews are already out in the storm working to restore power to those that were affected.

Joel Robideaux is suddenly unavailable when a council resolution requests he take a stance on the Lafayette Utilities System issue.

A private equity firm is interested in acquiring utility systems across the Southeast and Lafayette is in their crosshairs.

He is working hard to correct the record from his perspective.

On July 18th, the Lafayette Utilities System and Fiber Director retired after making his plans known in April of 2018.

Lafayette Utility Sytems announced today that its fiber optic communications sytem will be available in developemnts in Youngsville and Broussard. “When we first proposed LUS Fiber, we sought to provide Lafayette residents and businesses with the best telecommunications products and services available," said Erin Batiste, LUS Fiber public information specialist...