Hundreds lose power in Durham after tree falls onto power lines
09-05-2025 12:32 via wral.com

Hundreds lose power in Durham after tree falls onto power lines

Nearly 900 people lost power in Durham when a tree fell onto power lines on Friday morning along Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway.
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