by Madeline Keller | Aug 2, 2021 | Our People, People, Progress
Classes are almost back in session – and in-person – which means it’s time to start packing! Moving can be hectic, especially if this is your first time living off-campus or in a new area. We’ve got tips on how to make this transition as smooth and stress-free as...
by DTE Social Media Team | Jun 25, 2021 | Places, Progress, Your Neighborhood
Due to the pandemic, many festivals and events were canceled last year. This year, many activities are looking to make a safe return for an eventful summer. Check out this list of family-friendly events and get planning! Bay City Fireworks– The Bay City...
by DTE Social Media Team | Apr 22, 2021 | Progress, Your Neighborhood
With summer approaching and businesses expected to be able to reopen their doors, we’re showcasing some great small businesses here in Michigan that you should consider supporting when you are safely out and about enjoying the sun. Detroit Flower Company – Detroit...
by Marquia Mann | Feb 16, 2021 | Detroit - District 6, Progress, Reliability Work Updates, Wayne County, Your Power
Did you know trees that interfere with power lines are the No. 1 cause of power outages? In total, trees are responsible for nearly 70% of the time our customers spend without power. That’s why we trimmed more than 5,500 miles of trees in 2020, resulting in...
by Amanda Passage | Jan 15, 2021 | Economic Progress, Progress, Your Neighborhood
Small manufacturers in southeast Michigan tackling the COVID 19 pandemic and located in underserved or underutilized areas will get a major boost thanks to the work of the Manufacturing Growth Alliance (MGA) and a $20,000 grant from the DTE Energy Foundation. The DTE...
by Je'well Pearson | Jan 5, 2021 | Progress, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Last year was stormy in Southeast Michigan. Our region was hit with more than a dozen storms — four of those were considered volatile with winds reaching over 50 mph. In fact, the winds from the storm in November 2020 were similar to March of 2017. You may remember,...
