Disappearance of American College Student in Dominican Republic

A 20-year-old American college student, Sudiksha Konanki, went missing during a spring break trip to a resort in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Security cameras captured her walking on the beach with a person of interest before she disappeared. A power outage at the resort may complicate the investigation.

Disappearance of American College Student in Dominican Republic

American college student Sudiksha Konanki went missing at a resort in the Dominican Republic after a lengthy power outage. Guests expressed safety concerns and the resort is offering compensation. The investigation is ongoing with speculation about her disappearance.

Power Outage in Chile

Chile experiences a seven-hour power outage causing chaos in the country.

Chile Power Blackout

A sweeping blackout plunged most of Chile into darkness, stranding commuters, knocking the internet offline, and paralyzing businesses and daily life as officials scrambled to restore power.

Chile Blackout

A sweeping blackout hit Chile, leaving millions without power. A transmission line disruption caused the outage affecting 14 of 16 regions, including Santiago. Hospitals, prisons, and government buildings switched to backup generators. Officials are working to restore power and urged the public to stay calm.

Chile Power Outage

A massive power outage in Chile left 19 million people without electricity from the northern Arica and Parinacota region to the southern Los Lagos region. The blackout was caused by a disconnection in the transmission system in the Norte Chico region, affecting a large percentage of the population.

Monkey Causes Countrywide Power Outage in Sri Lanka

A monkey caused a countrywide power outage in Sri Lanka after coming into contact with a grid transformer, leaving many in sweltering heat. The incident highlights the fragility of Sri Lanka's power grid and ongoing struggles with energy security.

Severe Winter Weather in Southern U.S.

Texas and other southern states are bracing for severe winter weather, with freezing rain and snow expected. Schools and buildings are closing, emergency crews are deployed, and residents are urged to avoid driving in bad weather. Rare January wildfires are tearing through Los Angeles. The polar vortex is causing plunging temperatures and winter storms across the U.S. Some areas have received a year's worth of snow in a few days, impacting farmers and ranchers. Flight delays, car accidents, and fatalities have been reported across the country due to the severe weather.

Southern California Wildfires

Destructive winds have led to multiple fires burning across Southern California, with at least three major fires and several smaller fires in the Greater Los Angeles area. Dry, gusty conditions are fueling the flames, leading to at least two deaths, many injuries, and tens of thousands of evacuations. More than 400,000 homes and businesses are without power, and over a thousand structures have been destroyed.

Power Outage in Cuba

Cuba experiences a widespread power outage due to a major power plant failure, leaving millions without electricity and disrupting daily activities. The country has been facing frequent blackouts caused by fuel shortages and aging infrastructure, impacting families, schools, and businesses.

Power Outage in the City

Power outage affecting over a million customers in the city due to criticism of the primary utility's response.

Aftermath of Hurricane Beryl in Houston

Millions of homes and businesses in Houston area left without power after Hurricane Beryl. Temperatures soaring, lack of power causing misery with hospitals also being affected. Frustration over lack of preparation. Nearly 2 million still without power, some deaths reported. Residents struggling with lack of electricity, long lines for basic necessities like food and gas. Efforts underway to restore power, with priority on nursing homes and hospitals.

Severe Storms in Louisiana

State of emergency declared in Louisiana after severe storms leave three dead, including a pregnant woman and her unborn child. Nearly 160,000 people without power.

Severe Storms in Houston Area

Severe storms in Houston area leave thousands without power and at least seven dead, NWS warns of heat stroke threat as residents clean up from storm damage. President Biden issues major disaster declaration for Texas counties.

Deadly Storms Hit Houston

Deadly storms hit Houston, leaving over 555,000 without power. Four people were killed, and the area faces extreme heat, poor air quality, and potential flash floods. Recovery efforts are underway, with the city experiencing widespread destruction.

Houston Thunderstorms Cause Widespread Damage and Four Deaths

Houston is reeling after thunderstorms with hurricane-force winds knocked out electricity to nearly 1 million homes and businesses, causing widespread damage and resulting in four deaths. The storm brought extreme winds of up to 100 miles per hour, causing considerable damage throughout the region, with fallen trees, downed power lines, and structural damage to buildings. Houston has been hit by extreme weather twice in the last two weeks, with recent severe flooding as well.

Flash Flooding in Western Pennsylvania and Northeastern U.S.

Flash flooding in western Pennsylvania caused numerous rescues and evacuations, but no injuries were reported. Parts of New England were also bracing for flooding as more rain was expected. Thousands of residents in southeastern New York remained without power after severe storms.

Armed Groups Attack Electrical Stations in Haiti

Armed groups in Haiti broke into several electrical stations, stealing documents and destroying equipment, leaving areas in darkness. The country's power company, EDH, is working to restore power and security amid rising political tension and violence.

Sabotage at Tesla Gigafactory near Berlin

The Tesla Gigafactory near Berlin was evacuated after a power outage, with the far-left 'Volcano Group' claiming responsibility for the sabotage. Thousands of homes lost power during the incident.

Tesla's Assembly Plant Halted by Suspected Arson Attack

Tesla's assembly plant outside Berlin halted production due to a suspected arson attack on a nearby high-voltage pylon, cutting off electricity to the factory and surrounding region. The fire did not damage the building, but production was stopped, and employees were evacuated. Investigation is ongoing, and environmental activists are suspected, though no official accusations have been made.