Toppled power lines in Las Vegas are raising suspicions from residents who question how a severe windstorm spared everything ...

Cleanup and power restoration efforts continued across the Las Vegas Valley Wednesday after powerful winds on Tuesday knocked down more than 60 power lines, causing widespread outages, damage, and ...

Officials say that a power line snapped in the middle and fell to the ground across Interstate 10, causing the widespread ...

As power demand surges, utilities are expanding high kV transmission lines, making visibility critical. This guide covers the ...

Officials in Metro Detroit are reporting downed power lines and outages as storms invade Southeast Michigan Tuesday afternoon ...

According to FirstEnergy, the storm left 84,000 customers without power—51,000 with Ohio Edison and 33,000 with the Illuminating Company. The high winds toppled trees and downed power lines ...

The National Weather Service is predicting wintry weather Wednesday night into Thursday. That means the potential for power outages is high. If your power does go out, Michigan's electric ...

EF&R also provided safety tips as another storm approaches the region. The agency said drivers should not drive under or over down power lines and stay at least 30 feet back from a down line.

If lines are down, everyone needs to stay at least 30 feet away. “If there is an active powerline on the ground, you do not have to touch it to be electrocuted,” McMichael said.

Identify and physically write down emergency numbers (fire department, sheriff’s department, police, hospital, doctor, relatives, neighbor, coworker) in case your phone dies or 911 call lines go ...

“Somebody just driving underneath a downed power line that’s draped across the roadway with a tree down, do not do that,” she said. “Do not drive over down power lines.

As storms blew through the DMV, trees collapsed on top of power lines in Northwest D.C., including one massive tree.