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

Despite the difficult past week, Churchill leaders served their community in a special way through comfort food.

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

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

"As of 3 p.m. today, 96% of city of Pittsburgh customers who lost service as a result of the April 29 storm have been ...

Duquesne Light on Saturday said all Pittsburgh-area customers are expected to have power back by Tuesday at 11:00 p.m. Many ...

Kester has been without power since April 29's intense storms. At the storm's peak, Duquesne Light said about 325,000 ...

Duquesne Light Company claims its power restoration efforts have reached “substantial completion,” since most households that ...

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

Duquesne Light will provide an update on restoration efforts across Pittsburgh after last week's powerful storm knocked out power for thousands.

Duquesne Light Company said power was restored for 99% of customers who were impacted by the mass outage caused by last week’s storms. As for the other one percent, patience is running thin.

PITTSBURGH — Neighbors in Bon Air are still dealing with a lack of power and a mess in their neighborhood. Trees, lines and ...