Tens of thousands of people are heading into the weekend without power after deadly storms hit the Pittsburgh area.

Duquesne Light officials said cleanup efforts are taking longer than usual due to the storm’s unprecedented strength.

Duquesne Light responded to what was referred to as an unprecedented event with the largest emergency response crew it has ...

While many residents have commended Duquesne Light’s efforts to bring in 600 additional crews, frustrations linger over communication gaps during the lengthy process.

Mayor Ed Gainey said there are 400 additional crews headed to the area, and 70 already called in to aid Duquesne Light.

Bringing power to Phillips Place takes a bit longer. Following an April 29 storm, nearly 300,000 Pittsburghers lost ...

Almost everyone who lost power a week ago during a wave of severe storms has had power restored. Almost. Duquesne Light, the ...

Officials with Duquesne Light and the city of Pittsburgh said Thursday afternoon that they’re making progress, but still ...

Duquesne Light expects full power restoration in 5–7 days after severe storms hit Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.

After last week's storms, many were left without power, and Duquesne Light said that it should be restored by Tuesday night.

Leaders from Duquesne Light and the city of Pittsburgh gave an update on efforts to recover from Tuesday's deadly storm. KDKA ...

Duquesne Light said it could take days before power is restored to all its customers after a powerful storm moved through the ...