Nearly 1,000 San Antonio CPS Energy customers woke up without power Tuesday morning after storms swept across the city overnight. At around 10 p.m.
Nearly 1,000 San Antonio CPS Energy customers woke up without power Tuesday morning after storms swept across the city overnight.
"We thank our customers for their patience with our crews," officials with the city-owned utility wrote. CPS Energy officials were unavailable for immediate comment on the cause of the outages and on the worker's death.
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