Xcel is warning about a likely Public Safety Power Shutoff for some Texas and Eastern New Mexico customers on Friday.

Those who live in parts of New Mexico could experience mandatory power outages as strong winds move through the state.

An overnight power failure at the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility triggered a police response Wednesday night.

Xcel Energy says: "A Public Safety Power Shutoff is likely to occur for a small number of our eastern New Mexico customers ...

Xcel Energy crews are preparing for the likelihood of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) on Friday due to high winds.

If your power goes out, you may have to contact your local power provider to report an outage or get an estimated restore time. Some utility companies provide an online outage map. A few of them ...

"We encourage customers to plan for potential power outages later this week due to the weather," the utility company said ...

An underground explosion on the Texas Tech campus, with neon green substance, has forced Texas Tech University to close ...

Due to the extreme weather conditions and increased wildfire risk, PNM is considering a public safety shutoff in areas in New ...

Power was shut off to the entire Texas Tech campus following the explosion and classes were canceled for the rest of the week ...

Executives said outages could affect the City Different, the East Mountains area and Las Vegas, N.M., into Friday morning.