SWEPCO

Let's just admit it's been a long hot summer with higher costs for everything food, gas, retail goods, and yes, even higher electric bills due to the excessive heat we've been experiencing this summer.

Electric bills are crazy this time of year, but there is a way to get some of the cost down and that is by making a few changes and upgrades to your house. Swepco customers in Arkansas are eligible for some free upgrades and big discounts with loads of incentives too.

Officials from Texas A&M University-Texarkana and Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) will gather in TAMUT’s building for Academic and Student Services Friday, November 8th to announce a $250,000 grant from the American Electric Power Foundation to the university’s College of Business, Engineering, and Technology. The event will include a check presentation and will feature remarks fr

SWEPCO  and Texarkana Texas Police are on the scene of another powerline down incident, this time on Jarvis Parkway (Hwy 369) just north of West 7th St.

SWEPCO, advises their customers to always be on the lookout for utility scams that are engineered by people who try to fool you into giving them money.

Power is reported out across a portion of central Texarkana, Texas.

Severe thunderstorms that raked portions of the area late Monday night caused some damage and plenty of power outages in the Texarkana area.

AEP Southwestern Electric Power Company says electricity usage and demand by their customers peaked exactly one month ago.

With the temperatures running high, so are most people's energy bills.

So far this March has not been very windy, which is a little unusual since we often associate the month of March with flying kites.

Extremely cold weather is forecast for the next few days.

Southwester Electric Power Company has begun producing electricity at its $1.8 billion dollar coal fired plant in Southwest Arkansas.