DALLAS — The day after a large storm swept through North Texas, toppling power lines and knocking out power, Oncor announced it expects to have power mostly restored to customers by Friday. Oncor ...

After severe storms in North Texas knocked out power in more than 600,000 homes and surrounding areas early Tuesday morning, Oncor announced in a press release it expects to have power mostly restored ...

The expanded collaboration with the state’s largest electric delivery company focuses on future-proofing the grid, supporting ...

DALLAS — While Oncor officials have said power would be "substantially restored" to those who lost electricity during last week's storms, outages continued to linger into Monday, following more severe ...

TEMPLE, Texas (KWTX) - A week ago the city of Temple was hit with a devastating tornado, leaving thousands of people without power. While Oncor has restored a lot of those outages, as of early ...

Oncor says it could be Friday or Saturday before power restoration is "substantially complete," weather permitting, after powerful thunderstorms early Tuesday morning. In a statement Thursday, Oncor ...

DALLAS — Thousands of households and businesses lost power Tuesday morning as severe thunderstorms moved into North Texas. By Wednesday afternoon, fallen power lines continued to complicate power ...

More than 235,000 Oncor customers are still without power Wednesday afternoon following severe thunderstorms that swept through the Dallas-Fort Worth area Monday night and Tuesday morning. Oncor ...

NORTH TEXAS — Thursday marks the third day that over 100,000 North Texas residents are without power following Tuesday's severe storms. As of 4 a.m. Thursday morning, Oncor had restored power to more ...

The expansion includes the state’s first ultra-high-voltage lines and a wave of new substations to keep up with rising energy ...

A Celina couple says they felt they had few options over a holiday weekend when they learned their decades-old red oak trees could be removed as part of a power line project — so, they took a stand.