Over 1,600 Indiana Michigan Power customers in Northeast Allen County were left without power for several hours early Tuesday morning.
According to the I&M website, the outage began just before 2 a.m. The outage area followed several miles of State Road 1 through the Leo-Cedarville area and extended to the north and northwest.
All but 300 some customers had power restored around 4 a.m., with the rest of them seeing expecting to see their power restored as the day progresses.
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