About 22,728 DTE customers still had no electricity Tuesday afternoon, as power outages linger from a severe windstorm that swept through Southern Michigan Friday evening.

The latest outage for DTE Energy, one of America’s largest electric utilities, has sparked outrage and snark with many, including officials.

A strong line of thunderstorms spawned a tornado warning and left thousands without power overnight.

Nearly 8,000 northwest Detroit residents lost power Tuesday night after two cables to the power lines leading to a DTE Energy substation failed.

DTE says it has 4,000 people on standby to repair lines if there are outages. The storms could hit early as Thursday afternoon and again on Friday. Even as hundreds of metro Detroiters are still ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. DTE is still working to restore power to those without electricity five days after storms hit Metro Detroit. Customers eligible ...

Wednesday storms, July 1, brought wind gusts mainly from 50-60 mph that knocked out power for thousands. Check current conditions, power outage maps.

Michigan saw more severe weather Thursday, July 2, that cut power for about 14,000 people, mainly in the southwest Lower Peninsula. See outage maps.

This story has been updated with new information. More than 220,000 Michigan electric customers remained without power Sunday, July 5, after strong thunderstorms struck southern Michigan Friday ...

State officials reported they received about 1,200 complaints regarding DTE Energy's response to power outages caused by last week's storms. The Michigan Public Service Commission, which regulates the ...