A food bank serving Boulder and Broomfield counties was forced to throw out about 2,000 pounds of food after its Louisville facility lost power during the weekend's severe weather.
The majority of the customers who lost power -- a total of more than 150,000 -- have seen a return to normalcy after extreme winds and a decision by Xcel to shut off service disrupted many households throughout Colorado.
Several school districts have already announced closures or delays for Tuesday, April 8 due to Xcel Energy power outages. School closures and government office closures will be updated throughout the day.
Widespread outages across the Front Range have impacted tens of thousands of customers, including businesses that lost thousands of dollars in spoiled food and nonexistent sales, each day the power remained off.
More than 150,000 Xcel customers lost power throughout Colorado this weekend, due to high winds and a corporate decision to turn off service in certain areas
The Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke has lamented that irregular power supply by the management of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) is contributing to growing insecurity in the state. Adeleke...
North Carolina State’s miraculous late-season run to the Atlantic Coast Conference title and an even more improbable Final Four trip had been the product of a blending of talent, balance and cohesion when the pressure peaked.
North Carolina State's miraculous late-season run to the Atlantic Coast Conference title and an even more improbable Final Four trip had been the product of a blending of talent, balance and cohesion when the pressure peaked.