(Aurora, Ind.) - High winds knocked out power for many residents in southeast Indiana Wednesday.
Residents in southern Dearborn County and Ohio County lost their service when the winds kicked up.
At one point, Duke Energy reported more than 1,500 outages in Dearborn County while REMC had a few hundred more.
Winds are still gusting up to 40 MPH as of Thursday morning, but will settle by the afternoon as a cold front moves in, according to the National Weather Service.
Brookville Lake Operating as Designed, Providing Flood Damage Reduction
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District provided a lake update on Thursday
East Central FCCLA Members Receive Operation Round Up Grant from REMC
The funding will support the Sunman Open Door Food Pantry
Several Franklin Co. Roads Remain Closed Due to Flooding
If you encounter standing water on the roadways, Turn Around, Don't Drown.
Genesis Brings STEM Learning to Life Through Two Exciting Camps
Students learned how to build a bike and got a look at healthcare careers.
Hallmark's Merriest Christmas Town Contest Narrowed Down to 25 Finalists
Did any local cities or towns make the cut?
AG Rokita: Don’t Let Scammers Turn Storm Damage into Financial Disaster
Find helpful tips to avoid storm-related scams
Our Dolly Parton stand-up is making her rounds to participating local businesses all summer long! Send in your selfie with Dolly for a chance to win!
Join Hoosier author Janis Thornton for answers to true crime Hoosier mysteries.
at Lawrenceburg Library
BENEFIT AND GUN RAFFLE ALONG WITH ATV AND JEEP RIDE
at New Marion Fire DepartmentThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District provided a lake update on Thursday
The funding will support the Sunman Open Door Food Pantry
If you encounter standing water on the roadways, Turn Around, Don't Drown.
The Trojans will host Lawrenceburg to kick off the season on Friday, August 21.
A familiar face takes over the program
IHSAA Girls Golf State Preview took place on Monday in Carmel
