Azure Search Is Down In North Central US

Hello Everyone,
I can't access my existing search service via the API or portal.azure.com. Also, I've tried creating two new search services in the North Central datacenter, but both failed. The following is what I see in portal.azure.com. Anyone know what's up?

Hi Collin,
Would you be able to e-mail me your service name? My address is bruce DOT johnston AT microsoft.
Thanks,
-Bruce

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