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Over 65,000 still without power after storms, CPS says power could take days to restore
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· August 29, 2026
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Key points According to CPS Energy, more than 65,000 customers are still affected. This includes the Bexar County Jail and animal care campuses.
Severe storms have left a significant number of customers without power. According to CPS Energy, more than 65,000 customers are still affected. Crews are working to restore service, but the process may take some time.
The outages are not limited to residential areas, as city services have also been impacted. This includes the Bexar County Jail and animal care campuses.
Further details on the status of power restoration and the affected areas can be found through CPS Energy. The company has indicated that it may take days to fully restore power to all affected customers.
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Published: August 29, 2026 ·
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