Power Outage Forces Good Hope Schools Delay

0:00It's April 28th. This is Birmingham News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. Power outages struck Good Hope, Alabama, forcing local schools to push back opening by two hours this Tuesday morning. Nearly 2,500 customers lost power across Coleman Electric's area, including about 850 riding Good Hope. Coleman Electric Crew's jumped on repairs right away, aiming to flip the switches back on before classes start. This snag only affects Good Hope schools, sparing the rest of Coleman County, but families are scrambling to tweak their morning routines amid the, blackout, chaos. Weather teams flagged first alert days from Tuesday into Wednesday morning, with fresh storm rounds packing damaging wind gusts that could spark even. More outages later today and tonight. Keed tabs on school alerts and power updates, while those clouds roll in powers coming back. Head brace for the next wave.