Power outages from Helene hit over 120,000 in Ohio, over 8,000 in Licking County
More than 8,000 people in Licking County are among more than 120,000 across Ohio without power Friday afternoon as the remnants of tropical storm Helene brought strong winds and rain into the state. The heaviest outages are in southern and southwestern Ohio where Helene's remnants struck first as they pushed northward from the South.
Field personnel from more than 40 centers have fanned out and are assessing the damage from Helene and making repairs, AEP ...
If you haven’t looked outside, it’s getting a bit windy. Residents in the Miami Valley are in the dark as the remnants of ...
The agency has issued a High Wind Warning for all the counties in Northern Kentucky, Southwest Ohio and Southeast Indiana ...
XENIA — As of 10:30 p.m., nearly 12,0000 Greene County AES Ohio customers are still without power. The number of reported ...
The damage from the storm has been extensive across the Miami Valley, with large amounts of debris scattered. 2 NEWS reporter ...
Nearly 6,000 households are without power after strong gusty winds including a threat for damaging wind gusts are possible ...
Widespread power outages and wind damage in Greater Cincinnati after the remnants of Hurricane Helene lashed the area Friday ...
Outages peaked at 125,000 customers at the peak of the storm on Friday evening. At 10 p.m., about 120,000 Duke Energy ...
More than 50,000 customer outages were reported in West Virginia – primarily in the southern part of the state – as remnants ...
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