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As of 2 p.m. Monday, OG&E reports an estimated 5,400 customers are without service from severe storms over the weekend.Roughly 1,200 personnel are working to r

OG&E provided an update as crewsSevere storms including multiple tornados, damaging winds, hail and heavy rainfall moved through OG&E’s service area Saturday o

Parts of central Oklahoma spent Thursday assessing damage and beginning what some say will be a long recovery.

If the measure passes, it would give commercial and industrial customers currently within OG&E or PSO territories the option of purchasing electricity from other vendors beginning in January 2025.

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OG&E offers grants and matching donations through DonorsChoose, an online nonprofit that funds public school classroom projects.

A bright holiday season should be in store at the Oklahoma City Zoo with the return of its Zoo Safari Lights exhibit.

Oklahomans who have answered calls for help in Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian include nurses skilled in the care of critically ill babies, line workers ready to assist in reconnecting hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses without power, and volunteers prepared to feed people in temporary shelters, among others.

In 2021, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation started a partnership with OG&E allowing for special fishing clinics at normally closed-to-the-public portions of OG&E-owned water bodies.

OG&E is slated to deploy a team of 90 line restoration workers to Florida to assist with power restoration as Tropical Storm Ian approaches.