Overnight storms leave damage across Kansas City area Wednesday morning

After storms swept through the Kansas City area overnight, KSHB 41 News is tracking storm damage.

As of 5:15 a.m. Wednesday, Evergy reported 365 outages impacting 10,969 customers. Evergy said crews are working around the clock to restore power, and lightning was a "significant factor" leading to the outages.

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A fallen tree blocked all three eastbound lanes of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at Agnes Avenue.

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The Dishonest Don's Fireworks stand in Riverside was also damaged Tuesday night. Some workers were reportedly injured in the incident.

Owner Kurt Eckard said they plan to reopen by 1 p.m. Wednesday.

"The main goal is to get everything cleaned up. We didn't lose any of our product we just lost a tent. So we have to literally rebuild from start to finish," Eckard said.

KSHB crews also spotted a collapsed tent near The Cure Church in Lee's Summit after the storms.

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