Nearly 4K Duke Energy customers still without power in Greater Cincinnati
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Just under 4,000 Duke Energy customers remain without power Sunday night from Helene-related storms and winds that swept through Graeter Cincinnati on Friday afternoon and evening. Most outages are still in Hamilton and Clermont counties, according to the utility’s website, but they still range across the entire Tri-State.
Duke Energy crews in OH, KY restore power to more than 60,000 impacted by remnants of hurricane Helene
Duke Energy has restored power to more than 60,000 customers who were affected by the high winds that moved through the Greater Cincinnati area Friday, causing more than 140,000 power outages. Approximately 71,
The most affected areas include Bond Hill, College Hill, Finneytown, Summerside, Bethel, Amelia, Day Heights, and Springboro.
Duke Energy plans to raise electric service rates by nearly 6.5% over three years. Duke requested the proposed rate ...
The rain and high winds, which in some areas reached as high as 60 mph, caused a considerable amount of damage throughout the ...
The most affected areas include Kenwood, Indian Hill, Milford, North College Hill, Evendale, Price Hill and Lebanon.
Tens of thousands are without power in the Greater Cincinnati area Friday afternoon amid the wrath of Hurricane Helene.
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