As winter storms continue to strain power systems, transportation networks, and emergency response capacity, FEMA is pushing renewed preparedness messaging to help communities reduce preventable injuries,

Utility companies are bracing for potential power outages that could affect thousands of residents. From backup power solutions to offline device functionality, WRAL's 5 On Your Side shares how you can stay connected ahead of the anticipated winter weather.

A huge winter storm blasting across the country could cause power outages, including here in South-Central Pennsylvania.

Power outages can come from winter storms, heat waves, wildfires or a delivery driver backing into the power line by your house. But depending on how long they last or what the temperature is outside, they can be serious or even fatal, no matter the cause.

Areas across the Ohio Valley continue to brace for the impending historic winter storm, including in Brooke County where officials are offering a few tips to st

Power outages can happen at any time, especially during severe weather. Here's what you should do when the power goes out.

If the power goes out for days on end, here's how to make sure you're able to keep your devices charges.

Heavy, accumulating snow or layers of ice can weigh down power lines, causing outages in a winter storm. Falling branches can also land on lines, causing power disruption.