Crews working to get power back on after severe storms
-
0:58
ND prepares for their final regular season home game
-
2:22
Vandals target Portage Township Trustees office
-
6:40
Teaching for Tomorrow: Elkhart Area Career Center offers high...
-
2:22
’They’re both dads,’ Families ask questions after men found...
-
0:30
Woman arrested for tampering with evidence in shooting that killed...
-
1:32
Active stretch of weather ahead will fight against drought
-
4:21
Elkhart launches ’Trees for the Hart’ program to boost city’s...
-
1:58
Saint Joseph Health System and Berrien County Health Department...
-
1:49
Thursday starts off soaking, but dries out later
-
1:55
Individuals found dead in truck recovered from St. Joe River...
-
3:00
SBPD looks to establish Police Merit Board
-
2:24
Plymouth Police Department offering advertising on squad cars...
ELKHART, Ind -- Several days after storms caused road and home damage in Elkhart, the power is still out in neighborhoods.
Neighbors say they heard what sounded like a tree branch, snap on Sunday evening, then saw the lights go out just moments later.
Many residents on West Lexington Avenue have been living here for 15 plus years, and say, this area saw the brunt of the Sunday evening storm damage.
Having debris and limbs falling is one thing, said neighbors.
To be without power is a different adjustment for some neighbors, who are at the point where they're just ready for things to get back to normal.
"It’s um, quite an adjustment period but I managed to get through it somehow. But I’ll be really glad to get back to my old routine." said Elkhart resident Jason Wuthrich.
Although neighbors knew things were bad outside, but didn't expect for things to be as bad as they turned out to be.
"A 70 mph wind came through from the West, knocked the top off of our tree, it hit a pole and put wires across Lexington Avenue, and tore the connection off our house." said Elkhart resident John Frizzo.