DTE Energy tells Michigan regulators the July 3 storm that killed six people and left 500,000 without power exceeded forecasts by roughly 20 times. Plus: Michigan invests in hydrogen research, state backs controversial copper mine, and wolves close Isle Royale campsites.
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