Many losing power from big winter storm: Check outage maps, tips
Use battery-powered lights such as flashlights instead of candles, which pose a fire hazard. Leave one light plugged in with the switch on so that you can tell when the power is restored. Stay away from power lines that have fallen or are sagging. Consider all lines energized, as well as trees, limbs or anything in contact with lines.
But most power should be back on before then, they claimed. CenterPoint plans to offer a more specific timeline Tuesday. ...
As the region battles through one of the worst ice storms in years, thousands of residents are still without power and dealing with the aftermath of downed trees, frozen pipes, ...
CenterPoint has deployed internal, contractor and mutual aid resources to assist with power restoration efforts.
As of noon on Tuesday, January 7, more than 50% of affected customers have had their power restored, with approximately ...
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — As the night goes on, more power outages are popping up across the Tri-State. There are reports of ...
Leading up to Sunday's storm, forecasters were adamant it wouldn't be as bad as the 2009 ice storm. Here's how the two ...
As of 9:30 p.m. on January 5, approximately 37,700 customers are without power, up from about 5,000 reported earlier at 5:30 ...
The major winter storm that pummeled the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic region left behind bitter cold conditions and widespread power outages.
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