More than 250,000 DTE Energy and Consumers Energy customers were without power Friday after storms hit metro Detroit and southeast Michigan on Thursday.

Consumers Energy said early Friday that 17,476 of its more than 1.8 million customers were without power, as of 7:30 a.m. on Friday. That's down from 23,000 at the height of the storms.

The National Weather Service has placed Southeast Michigan region in a marginal risk or slight risk zone for severe weather ...

Severe weather ravaged Michigan, leaving over 250,000 without power, with tornado warnings affecting more than 3 million ...

Thousands of DTE customers who lost power due to severe weather this week might not have electricity restored until the ...

A Special Weather Statement has been issued for Washtenaw, Lenawee, and Monroe as a strong thunderstorm moves southeast at 35 ...

The National Weather Service is working to assess that damage as well as confirm whether or not a tornado touched down on Detroit's east side.

Southeastern Michigan was hammered by severe weather Thursday including a possible tornado on Detroit's east side.

A suspected tornado ripped through the Detroit metro area Thursday evening, as severe storms slammed Michigan and left more than 250,000 homes and businesses without power by Friday morning. Survey ...

Severe storms damaged buildings and toppled trees from Haslett and Williamston into Livingston County. The National Weather ...

After several rounds of severe weather made its way through Metro Detroit on Wednesday and Thursday, more than 240,000 DTE ...

The most widespread type of damage reported: downed trees. Fallen trees were reported blocking roads, taking down power lines ...