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Pools, libraries stay open to keep residents cool
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Power companies defend restoration efforts amid criticism
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Pepco seeks delay in rate increase bid
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Montgomery County puts aside tree trimming complaints against Pepco
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DC Council to review Pepco's performance
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D.C. councilwoman calls for probe of Pepco
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More than 200,000 without power in Washington area
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Montgomery County cancels its July 4 fireworks
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Outages linger and anger at Pepco grows
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Metro stays running during storm with detours, borrowed power
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Pools, libraries stay open to keep residents cool
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Impending storms could slow power restoration
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Tens of thousands won't see power before next weekend
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Massive storm kills nine people, including five in area
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Deadly storm leaves more than a million without power in dangerous heat
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Storm-caused power outages continue as temperatures soar
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5 in D.C. region dead after storm, power outages widespread
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Eastern U.S. storms kill 10, cause wide power outages
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MontCo attorney: County can't regulate Pepco tree trimming
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MontCo lawmakers draft bill to protect trees from Pepco crews
