The January snow and ice storm that hit southeastern Wisconsin knocked out power to more than 230,000 We Energies customers. It was the worst outage in their history, and they say it signaled a trend.

An Iranian court has issued an order confiscating a crude oil cargo from the Advantage Sweet tanker a year after the country’s navy forcibly stopped the ship. It is the latest example of “tit for tat” retaliation by the Iranians against the U.S. and Western sanctions imposed in 2018.

The Francis Scott Key Bridge, once the second-longest continuous truss bridge in the U.S., now lies partially submerged in the Patapsco River after a catastrophic cargo ship collision. The Key Bridge collapse comes at a time when other international routes are under pressure, experts say.

Authorities urged motorists to avoid California's Highway 1 along the central coast after a section of the scenic route collapsed during an Easter weekend storm, forcing closures and stranding motorists near Big Sur, authorities said.

EPA and the White House warns that U.S. water systems lack proper cybersecurity safeguards, risking a crippling cyber attack that could disrupt the critical lifeline of drinking water and impose significant costs.

A former employee of the water department in Stoughton, Massachusetts, is accused of tampering with the town’s drinking water supply and lying to federal investigators about it. Prosecutors allege that on Nov. 29, 2022, he went into a department pumping station and turned off the pump that puts chlorine into the drinking water. This allowed insufficiently disinfected water into the system.

AT&T has acknowledged that a data leak making the rounds online contains information from more than 7.6 million current customers and 65 million former customers. The company has reset the security passcodes of active customers affected, and says that leaked information "may have included full name, email address, mailing address, phone number, social security number, date of birth, AT&T account number and passcode."

Russia is suspected of launching a record-breaking 63-hour-long attack on GPS signals in the Baltic region. The incident, which affected hundreds of passenger jets in early March, occurred amid rising tensions between Russia and the NATO military alliance.

The Los Angeles Police Department and the FBI are investigating the theft of tens of millions of dollars from a money storage facility in the San Fernando Valley on Easter Sunday, law enforcement sources told ABC News.

A man was shot and killed by Fullerton, California police after he tried to rob a Wells Fargo bank and threatened to detonate a device that he said was a bomb, according to authorities. The situation unfolded with employees and a customer inside the bank. When officers arrived, they began to evacuate the business.

The Tesla Gigafactory near Berlin was evacuated after a power outage, with the far-left "Volcano Group" claiming responsibility for the sabotage. Thousands of homes lost power during the incident. The state of Brandenburg's Interior Minister spoke of a "perfidious attack" on the electricity infrastructure. Unknown people had set fire to the high-voltage pylon between Steinfurt and Hartmannsdorf early on the morning of March 5, the ministry said.

The Biden administration is examining the possible national security risks of having thousands of Chinese smart cars on U.S. roadways. One possibility is that all of these cars could be remotely disabled at once, but there are also data privacy concerns.