(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.
Brave Buddy Bags Delivered to Greendale Police
The goal is to get Brave Buddy Bags into all local police departments and EMS departments
Southeastern Indiana REMC Awards $75,800 Through Operation RoundUp Program
Thirty-five charitable projects were supported
UPDATE: First Responders Rescue Juvenile from Ohio River
The incident occurred at Lesko Park on Monday morning.
PHOTOS: Trojan Field Improvements Ready for Fall Sports Season
The gates at Trojan Field will be open Aug. 21 for the start of the high school football season
Harrison Police Remind Residents to Protect Vehicles & Belongings
Thefts have been reported the past two days
Brookville Lake Operating as Designed, Providing Flood Damage Reduction
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Louisville District provided a lake update on Thursday
BENEFIT AND GUN RAFFLE ALONG WITH ATV AND JEEP RIDE
at New Marion Fire Department
Join Hoosier author Janis Thornton for answers to true crime Hoosier mysteries.
at Lawrenceburg 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!
The goal is to get Brave Buddy Bags into all local police departments and EMS departments
Thirty-five charitable projects were supported
The incident occurred at Lesko Park on Monday morning.
The one-day event features some of the top programs in the state.
The Trojans will host Lawrenceburg to kick off the season on Friday, August 21.
A familiar face takes over the program
