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Michigan set an affordability goal for utility bills. For some, help can’t come soon enough.

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Michigan set an affordability goal for utility bills. For some, help can't come soon enough.

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By Briana Rice Verified
| Killeen Daily Herald Verified
Karen Johnson Moore and her husband Columbus Moore are working hard to lower their DTE Energy bill, which topped $500 in February for gas and electric combined. Years ago, they paid to have solar panels installed - but the couple said they never worked. They try to use as little electricity as possible, unplugging appliances and turning off lights when they're not needed, but they're still struggling to pay their bills.
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Michigan set an affordability goal for utility bills. For some, help can’t come soon enough.

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By Briana Rice Verified
| Greenwich Time Verified
Karen Moore and Columbus Moore in their home Thursday, May 14, 2026, in Detroit. (Cydni Elledge/Outlier Media via AP) Cydni Elledge/AP Karen Johnson Moore and her husband Columbus Moore are working hard to lower their DTE Energy bill, which topped $500 in February for gas and electric combined. Years ago, they paid to have solar panels installed — but the couple said they never worked.
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