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Over 1,200 Evergy customers without power south of Topeka

By Colter Robinson,

4 days ago

TOPEKA ( KSNT ) – Evergy is reporting that over 1,200 customers are without power just south of the Capital City.

The outages were first reported around 5 a.m. in the area surrounding the Shawnee South Community Park. The outage stretches from Southwest 65th Street south to Southwest 77th Street.

According to Evergy, there are crews dispatched to work on the outages. Evergy said it is reevaluating the situation and will provide an updated restoration time. Evergy says the cause of the outage is currently unidentified.

Electric utility provider Free State Electric is also reporting 200 customers without power in the area.

More information will be provided as it becomes available.

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Corey James

3d ago

The scariest thing is how our government keeps pushing for these stupid electric vehicles and we continuously have people without electricity.

Kimberly Lee Cenerizio

4d ago

TO NOT HAVE POWER ELECTRICITY IS A HUGE INCONVENIENCE TO HAVE THINGS HAPPEN IN YOUR LIFE THAT CAUSE A SETBACK AND LEAVE YOU.ALONE OR FEELING TRAPPED IS THE WORST FEELING I AM VERY EMPATHETIC PEOPLE NEED ELECTRICITY ESPECIALLY IF THIER ON HOME OXYGEN OR HAVE LIFE SAVING DEVICES AT HOME FOR MEDICAL NEEDS

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