(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.
Gov. Braun Declares Statewide Disaster Emergency Due to Flooding, Tornadic Activity
The disaster emergency is in effect for 30 days.
Town of Versailles Receives Grants to Improve Roadway Safety, Water Infrastructure
The community is asked to complete a public survey regarding road safety
United Way Helps 534 Local Kindergarten Students Start Strong
Students received a book and other goodies as they begin the transition to school.
North Vernon Man Arrested on Rape and Child Molesting Charges
The charges stem from alleged sexual abuse that occurred over a period of years.
Rescue Efforts Underway in Laurel
If you need assistance extracting, please call dispatch or 911
NWS: Historic Flooding Possible in Franklin County
Shelters have been set up for residents and animals
Interested in learning how to play Dungeons and Dragons?
at Aurora Public Library
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!
Show off your creativity by designing a one-of-a-kind zippered canvas book sleeve!
at Lawrenceburg LibraryThe disaster emergency is in effect for 30 days.
The community is asked to complete a public survey regarding road safety
Students received a book and other goodies as they begin the transition to school.
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
