Many In Kansas City Remain Powerless

Forgive our favorite post-storm running gag for slow clean-up and power company fixes still pending.

Here's a progress report and more info . . .

As crews work to clean up the damage and restore power for all customers, the company said those without power could be waiting more than another day.

“More than 1,600 personnel are working on power restoration,” Evergy said on its website Monday night, noting that 175 vegetation crews are out working to clear extensive tree damage.

The National Weather Service confirmed Monday afternoon that two tornadoes touched down in Johnson County Sunday night after 10:30 p.m.

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Evergy says customers could be without power until Wednesday in areas with most damage

As crews work to clean up the damage and restore power for all customers, Evergy said those without power could be waiting more than another day.

Kansas City-area homeowners can drop off storm debris at these locations

Kansas City homeowners and property owners can drop off storm debris and tree limbs at a number of locations across the metro.

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