Power Outage

Computers and phones are down, leading to them having to shut down their services until they get their power back on.

The Wednesday night outage effected over 7,000 customers in communities north and northeast of Lubbock

Why did someone pick Memorial Day Weekend as the time to cut off the power in Lubbock?

Tuesday on KFYO Mornings with Dave King and Matt Martin, The Lubbock County Judge Curtis Parrish joined Matt Martin and Steve Evans to talk about how Lubbock county fared during the winter storm and power outages, what he credits it to, the COVID-19 hospitalization rate, insurance rates, and more...

Scott Braddock, Editor of the Quorum Report, joined The Chad Hasty Show to talk about the winter storm that ravaged Texas and how PUC and ERCOT handled it.

UMC reports that visitation restrictions were lifted Wednesday, Sept. 2, their main phone lines have been restored, and a temporary power solution is in place.

About 5,000 homes across the city of Lubbock lost power due to damage caused by a thunderstorm and hail storm on Wednesday, May 20th.

Thousands of Lubbock Power & Light customers were affected by an outage in Southwest Lubbock on Thursday, December 5th.

On Wednesday, more than 4,000 LP&L customers lost power due to icy conditions, and Lubbock first responders were called to 86 different car accidents.

According to the City of Lubbock, a planned power outage will take place starting at 8 a.m. on Sunday, August 25th.