Severe storms cause widespread power outages in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Louisville's east end is dealing with fallen trees and power outages after severe weather hit on Sunday evening. As of 6 p.m. on Monday, LG&E estimated 9,887 customers were without power. The utilities company has brought an additional 170 technicians to help with power restoration across its service areas. LG&E prioritizes restorations to firstly protect customers, residents and crews before then focusing on repair that includes work on restorative services.
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