SWEPCO

Recently, Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell questioned SWEPCO's storm response. SWEPCO has issued a response to some of those claims.

SWEPCO will stay in communication with customers via text and email to keep them apprised of the situation.

While outages are widespread, it would appear the hardest hit areas are in the North Bossier Parish areas around Plain Dealing and Bellevue.

For the second time in as many days, thousands of SWEPCO customers are struggling to find their way in the dark this morning due to loss of power.

A powerful thunderstorm that ripped through North Louisiana Sunday night has once again left thousands of SWEPCO customers in the dark this morning.

A series of storms rolled through much of Northwest Louisiana and East Texas leaving behind a web of downed trees and tangled powerlines.

Arklatex region reeling after storm leaves nearly 50k without power

Over 10,000 SWEPCO customers have no power and more bad weather is on the way

Just after 4:00 am this morning, SWEPCO was reporting that over 7,000 customers were without power

Caddo Parish Sheriff's deputies, firefighters and volunteers had to rescue a woman Sunday after a large tree landed on her car trapping her inside the vehicle.

The storm that hit the immediate Arklatex area around 2:30 Sunday afternoon has left tens of thousands without power again exactly one month from the last storm

There were less than 3,000 SWEPCO customers without power at about 5:00 am this morning on Monday, June 26.