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An ethics complaint raises questions about the "cozy relationship" between Doyle Webb and Entergy, pointing to campaign contributions from the utility to Webb's wife, Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Barbara Webb. read more >

The Arkansas economy is booming. But all the growth is straining our grid, and the region’s power system remains stuck in the past. read more >

Regulatory approval would make it the nation’s first grid manager serving the eastern and western halves of the nation, starting in early 2026. read more >

It's a step forward in SPP's plan to develop a day-ahead power market in the western U.S. read more >

Seven western utilities have committed to joining the nonprofit, the first major expansion of SPP’s RTO service territory since October 2015. read more >

The news of Thomas’ resignation came immediately on the heels of a fierce notice of recusal from a solar interconnection case. read more >

Five of the new entities are in Washington State, and one, Powerex Corp. of Vancouver, is in Canada. read more >

The offer did not include a cash refund for Arkansas customers who were allegedly overcharged. read more >

Entergy reached a settlement on similar allegations with Mississippi’s Public Service Commission on June 23, agreeing to refund the state $300 million read more >

The company was accused of overcharging customers. It still faces a similar complaint from the Arkansas Public Service Commission. read more >