A power outage in Anne Arundel County, including the Annapolis Mall, caused confusion Thursday night and left more than 70,000 people in the dark at the height of the outage.
The blackout started around 9 p.m., with outages dropping to 31,000 by midnight.
Baltimore Gas and Electric spokesman Rob Gould tells WTOP that "two main feeders into Annapolis" and a high voltage transmission line may have gone down.
The outage is centered around the General's Highway area in Annapolis and Gould said crews believe they've identified the exact place the transmission line may have gone down.
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