A July 4 weekend power outage affecting 400,000 DTE customers has intensified the political debate over utility accountability, with Senate candidates in Dearborn-area races calling for reforms.
A July 4 weekend power outage affecting 400,000 DTE customers has intensified the political debate over utility accountability, with Senate candidates in Dearborn-area races calling for reforms.
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