BUSINESSJul 7 · 20:51 UTCWXYZ ABC DETROITWhitney Burney

'It's been rough.' 19,000+ remain without power as outage enters day 5

Over 19,000 DTE customers in metro Detroit remain without power on the fifth day of outages caused by severe weather. Residents report financial and health challenges from generator fuel costs, takeout meals, and heat, while DTE has deployed 4,000 workers and aims to restore power by Tuesday night. DTE CEO Joi Harris acknowledged the $42 credit offered to customers is insufficient.

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