Electrical Problem Prompts Firefighters To Shopping Center

A transformer problem resulted in electric being shut off to stores at the River Creek Village Shopping Center in Aurora on Tuesday.

Aurora Fire Department photo

(Aurora, Ind.) - Stores at the River Creek Village shopping center in Aurora had to close briefly Tuesday due to a fire close call.

Aurora Fire Department responded to the shopping center Tuesday afternoon for a reported electrical issue, says chief Jeff Lane.

Duke Energy was called out and diagnosed the problem as a transformer.

Power had to be shut down to a portion of the stores and a nearby fast food restaurant in order for electric crews to make repairs.

Responding with Aurora Fire Department were Lawrenceburg and Greendale fire departments as well as Aurora Life Squad.

More from Local News


Events

Arrest Made After Shots Fired Call in Burlington

The incident took place early Wednesday morning.

Drone Program Launched in Batesville

First responders will use the drones to strengthen emergency response.

Safe Zones Enforcement to Begin on I-74

Starting April 1, Safe Zones enforcement will begin on I-74 in the construction zone between mile markers 113 and 134.

Cooper Archer Makes History, Jags Place 10th at State Bullseye Tournament

Several NKY schools qualified for the Eastern Nationals.

IBCA Announces Academic All-State Teams

Individual and team recognition.

SEI Trio Named to South All-Star Team

The annual Murat Shrine North-South All-Star Football Classic is set for July 10.

On Air

Rick Bernius playing
Dan + Shay - Save Me The Trouble

Lee Brice Parking Lot Party 15:03
Mark Chesnutt Old Flames Have New Names 15:01
Fox News Fox News National Newscast 15:00
Little Big Town Little White Church 14:56