Update: 10:45 a.m.: In addition to the power outage that brought down most of the Metro system Thursday night, the agency also had an information blackout, leaving riders metaphorically in the dark.
The outage knocked out the systems controlling the e-alerts that warn riders of delays, the website and the electronic passenger information boards at stations, Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said.
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