A proposed power line project across Lake Livingston has drawn strong opposition from the City of Houston and residents living along the shoreline.
Residents in a Conroe neighborhood near Broken Bough Lane are voicing frustration after being left without power for nearly two days—well beyond the original restoration timeline provided by Entergy Texas.
Entergy says the project is essential to meeting the growing power demand in Southeast Texas. Residents however, say it will impact their way of life
Entergy Texas says their crews are nearing the end of restoration efforts related to Hurricane Beryl.
Entergy Texas says it has restored power to 92% of customers who lost power due to Hurricane Beryl.
Entergy Texas has restored power to over 90% of the 252,460 customers affected by Hurricane Beryl, with full restoration expected by Sunday or Monday for the hardest-hit areas.
Entergy Texas says they have restored power to more than 50% of their 252,460 customers who lost it during Hurricane Beryl.
Residents who live on Bolivar Peninsula in Galveston County had to spend Christmas Day without power.
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HOUSTON As Anthony Campbell puts it: Power runs a long way.Thursday night, parts of The Woodlands and Conroe, found out this truth the hard way. The loss of power the result Hurricane Lauras powerful landfall 200 miles away in Cameron, Louisiana, two nights ago. Man, I was really surprised, said Campbell in regards to the devastation in Louisiana linked to power outages in Montgomery and Galveston counties. In order to avoid losing the whole grid for the region, they redirected power away, which produced the blackouts in Texas. Entergy reported back at normal operations by Friday afternoon, with less than 200 customers in Conroe and The Woodlands still experiencing issues.