Florida Power & Light Co. is in the midst of the massive task of restoring power to more than 1.8 million customers who lost ...

Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) has restored power to more than 82% of customers impacted by Hurricane Milton.

Have you noticed the power flickering today? FPL says there's a reason and they're working on fixing it. Here's what to know.

Florida Power & Light Co. is in the midst of the massive task of restoring power to more than 1.8 million customers who lost their electricity because of Hurricane Milton. Nearly two-thirds of ...

Students at two Collier County schools were sent home on Monday Oct. 14 after a power outage left them without electricity. Here's what we know.

Hurricane Milton caused millions of power outages statewide, and so far, Florida Power & Light (FPL) has restored power to over 1.6 million customers that were affected by the storm. According to ...

The rest of the area is served by the much-larger Florida Power & Light Co., which has crews positioned across the region, including at a large staging area at the St. Lucie County Fairgrounds.

Floridians could "experience longer than normal restoration times following the storm," according to Florida Power and Light Company, FPL. "FPL crews will restore power between bands of severe ...

We'll get through this," he said. “We are ready to respond and restore power as quickly as possible," Florida Power & Light President and CEO Armando Pimentel said in a release prior to the storm.

Florida Power & Light Co. reported 24,270 customers in the county experiencing power outages. About 118,000 customers countywide lost power. The company serves about 784,000 households and ...

The map includes outage numbers for large providers including Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy, Tampa Electric and more. Data is collected by PowerOutage.us, which tracks about 11.5 million ...

Customers with Duke Energy, TECO, and FPL are still anxiously waiting for power restoration, which some companies say it can take a few more days. As of Sunday morning, just over 339,000 ...