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The Metro: State regulator says DTE restoration timelines ‘weren’t what they needed to be’

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By Sam Corey Verified, Israa Harb
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI) Verified
Many Michiganders feel powerless over their own electrical power. That’s because, despite approved rate hikes, when a storm hits the power can be out for days before utility companies like Consumers Energy and DTE Energy are able to restore it. But while many are disappointed with the performance of Michigan’s utility companies, some regulators point to progress as outage time has decreased by about 23% since 2019. How are Michigan’s utility companies held accountable for their actions?
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The Metro: The Republican gubernatorial campaigns — and the shifts they signal about the party

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By Sam Corey Verified, Israa Harb
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI) Verified
After President Donald Trump took the country to war and raised costs, many Republicans are finding it difficult to campaign in this election season. While the sitting president’s party often performs poorly in midterm elections, the trend seems likely to continue this year. In general-election polls, Democrat Jocelyn Benson holds the lead. But in politics, anything can happen.
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The Metro: Why partisan politics makes it harder to keep the lights on in Michigan

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By Sam Corey Verified, Owen Armentrout
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI) Verified
Hundreds of thousands of Michiganders lost power over theweekend of July Fourth, prompting a conversation about the fragility of the electrical grid in the face of climate change. Regulators have approved rate hikes to facilitate infrastructure updates, but modernization of the scale needed will take years. Despite the fact that consumers won’t reap the benefits immediately, residents are having to pay for the upgrades now.
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