FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Thousands of PG&E customers in and around Downtown Fresno were left without power following an unplanned outage Thursday night. The outage was first reported at 5:18 p.m.

After days of outages and flooding, most power has now been restored in the area surrounding Leavenworth. Authorities say recovery is underway and are urging residents to remain cautious heading into ...

WASHINGTON — Thousands of people are without power across the state as heavy rain, floods, and winds hit the area. According to PowerOutage.com, 7,175 customers were without power across the state as ...

States and cities can advance these 21 ideas in 2026 to build worker power, support unionized workers, and uphold workforce stability and standards. American Airlines flight attendants picket outside ...

RADFORD, Va. – Appalachian Power is launching plans for a major electrical infrastructure upgrade across three New River Valley counties, modernizing nearly century-old equipment to meet future growth ...

The National Weather Service on Sunday issued the double whammy of forecasts, announcing a wind advisory on top of a flood watch for Western Washington, including for South Sound. It’s the kind of ...

At least two Yakima Valley residents have gone on the record to oppose PacifiCorp’s plans to increase its electric service rates in 2026. The overall proposed rate increase for all levels of electric ...

APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) – The power outage impacting over 1,600 people in Appleton is no longer widespread, according to the We Energies outage map. The map no longer shows the symbol of a large outage, ...

FirstEnergy spokesperson Hannah Catlett tells News 5: "Our crews have restored power to more than 7,000 customers impacted by a transmission outage in that area this afternoon. Crews are working as ...

A man posing as a delivery driver robbed a couple inside their Taylor Mill home on the day after Christmas. Apartments approved at $500M development in growing Cincinnati suburb An out-of-state ...

WASHINGTON—U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright rejected concerns that the proliferation of data centers powering artificial intelligence across the country will raise American energy bills. The data ...