More than 100 APS customers left without power due to outage in metro Phoenix
More than a hundred APS customers were left without power Wednesday evening in metro Phoenix due to a vehicle accident.
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PHOENIX — More than a hundred APS customers were left without power Wednesday evening in metro Phoenix due to a vehicle accident.
On its website, APS listed 140 people as being affected by the outage which started around 4 p.m.
The power company stated that the loss of power was caused by a vehicle accident, which damaged equipment.
The outage is located in the area of Seventh and Dunlap avenues.
APS said customers are expected to have power by 10:20 p.m.
Meanwhile, temperatures on Wednesday in Phoenix reached 116 degrees and broke a daily heat record that was set in 1995.






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Unlucky.
What bad AZ driver crashed their ego enhancement vehicle into a substation?
Not an "accident", car "crash".