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FirstEnergy, Duquesne Light work around the clock to restore power after Pennsylvania storm
Severe storms that brought heavy rain and wind to parts of Pennsylvania and West Virginia on April 29 caused massive power outages, and more than 4,750 personnel are continuing to work on Thursday to restore
Leaders from Duquesne Light and the city of Pittsburgh gave an update on efforts to recover from Tuesday's deadly storm. KDKA ...
Officials with Duquesne Light and the city of Pittsburgh said Thursday afternoon that they’re making progress, but still ...
ORIGINAL: Residents at a Pittsburgh apartment complex on Page Street were feeling left in the dark in more ways than one on ...
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A state of emergency was declared for the city of Pittsburgh and for Allegheny County after the storms moved through the ...
Duquesne Light expects full power restoration in 5–7 days after severe storms hit Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.
Mayor Ed Gainey said there are 400 additional crews headed to the area, and 70 already called in to aid Duquesne Light.
Progress as utilities restore power post-storm. 80,000 in Pittsburgh and 125,000 regionally remain without electricity.
The Allegheny County Airport Authority, which owns the 20 acres of shuttered landfill the solar panels sit on, joined ...
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