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More than 18,500 customers received a total of $34 million in federal tax refunds through the Earned Income Tax Credit this year.

Entergy Louisiana expects to have power restored this evening to customers who can safely accept it following Hurricane Barry's impact to Louisiana. Customers who remain without power are those that can only be accessed by boat. Work will continue on these few water route single service cases until all power is restored.

Entergy scored 100 on the 2019 Disability Equality Index, classifying the company as one of the best places to work for people with disabilities.

Despite flooding and accessibility issues in some of the hardest-hit areas, a storm team of more than 4,000 is making significant progress in restoring power to customers following Hurricane Barry.

Lawyers of Color named senior counsel Wajiha Rizvi and assistant general counsel Endya Delpit to its inaugural Nation's Best list for 2019 in the Southwest Region. The Nation's Best recognizes lawyers for their exceptional accomplishments and strong commitment to advancing diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.

Despite flooding and accessibility issues in some of the hardest-hit areas, a storm team of more than 4,000 has nearly completed power restoration to customers following Hurricane Barry. As of 5 p.m. Tuesday, approximately 2,500 customers remain without power in Louisiana, mainly concentrated in the Bayou Region. Since Barry first started affecting Louisiana, we have restored some 330,000 customer outages.

Summertime brings more than just fun in the sun. It can mean higher electric bills. Here are some ways Entergy can help you keep your cool.

Robert White helps revive unresponsive toddler until ambulance arrives.

Crews have made considerable progress overnight restoring customers impacted by Hurricane Barry. As of 9 a.m. Tuesday, less than 5,200 customers remain without power. The company expects to restore service to the majority of customers who can accept it by tonight, with those in the hardest hit areas in the Greater Baton Rouge area, as well as Lafourche and Terrebonne parishes, estimated to be restored by tomorrow.