Four witnesses observed unidentified stationary lights in the night sky from a window in their home

The lights were first noticed at around midnight by my brother (aged 19). According to witnesses, the lights were stationary, hovering in the southeast, towards the airport. The lights were in a somewhat pillar-like shape and gave off a slight reddish hue and faded in and out, with a maximum of five observed in total. The lowest number of lights observed at any given time were two, according to witnesses. The lights were not observed to have left the scene directly by witnesses, but the presence of the lights were reported to have been completely gone by 3:00 AM. During this time, my brother called other family members to witness the lights. The other witnesses are my father (aged 53), my mother (aged 51), and my sister (aged 16). Three pictures of the lights were taken, one by my brother and two by my father. Although not directly related to the lights, it is worth noting that between the hours of 1:00 AM and 1:30 AM, all power in the house (and presumably the entire neighborhood) went out twice during this timeframe. Another thing of note is that despite the proximity to an airport, all witnesses mentioned have lived in this region for around two decades and have frequently spotted all types of normal aircraft during this time, making the misidentification of aircraft unlikely and improbable.