(WFRV) - After ice storms plagued many Wisconsinites last weekend, knocking out power for more than 190,000 households, Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) says it's almost done with the effort. According to a release, over 190,000 people lost power from the 'destructive snow, ice and wind storm over the weekend.' 74th Appleton Flag Day Parade set to honor both U.S. Marine Corps and Navy for 250th birthday WPS thanked its customers for their patience and said that field workers throughout the Midwest are helping through the restoration efforts, which the company said is one of the largest in its history. All customers who can receive their service are expected to have it restored later tonight (Thursday, April 3). Kimberly High School’s athletic trainer returns after life-altering accident Some customers may have damage to equipment that could prevent power reconnection, and if so, the customer must hire an electrician or qualified contractor to repair this before reconnection is possible. No additional details are available. ...read more read less