OG&E Working To Restore Power To Most Customers By Friday

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Friday, November 6th 2020, 9:34 am

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OG&E Working To Restore Power Outages Friday

OG&E Working To Restore Power Outages Friday

More than 62,000 Oklahoma customers are still in the dark Friday morning.

OG&E hopes to get the lights back on Friday for most of their customers.

News 9's Colby Thelen has details on where the progress stands.

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