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Severe Summer Storms Knock Out Power to Hundreds of Thousands in Chicago Area

Utilities warn complex damage from unusually intense storms will keep many customers without power into Friday.

I-71 Floods During Friday Rush Hour in Greater Cincinnati

Tropical Storm Arthur Cuts Power to Tens of Thousands in Southeast Louisiana

Tornado Confirmed Near Ellsworth as Western Pennsylvania Continues Storm Damage Surveys

Semi-Truck Teeters Beside Power Pole in San Jose, Thousands Lose Power

Power Largely Restored After Boston Storms With More Thunderstorms Forecast Today

Second Kona Low Puts Hawaii Under Flood Watches After Record Deluge

VinFast to Restart North Carolina EV Plant Construction This Year After Steep Quarterly Loss

Kona Low Batters Hawaii, Shattering Rainfall Records as Flood Risk and Outages Linger

Massachusetts Ends Storm Emergency as Power Restored to Nearly All Customers

PG&E Schedules Two San Francisco Outages Next Week to Restore Mission Substation

Pelham Teen Dies After Car Hits Utility Pole on Mammoth Road

New Rains Flood Globe–Miami Again as US 60 Closes, Curfew Imposed

21 States and DC Challenge Trump’s Use of OMB Rule to Cancel Billions in Grants

Severe Storm Leaves 140,000 Without Power in Philadelphia Region

Storms Linger into Tuesday, Leaving Over 180,000 Houston-Area Residents Without Power