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Over 20,000 in Lowcountry lose power as severe thunderstorms roll through

By Local Jun 9, 2025 | 5:35 PM

Over 20,000 Lowcountry residents are without power Monday evening, after severe thunderstorms moved through the area.Dominion Energy’s power outage map showed 1

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