Power Outages

Community social media groups are always asking about helicopters and loud booms.

We see it daily, trees carved out around power lines. So, why do we keep "planting our future outages" right under lines?

Michigan electric customers will now see automatic credits for certain power outages.

High winds that touched down late Wednesday night have caused some serious damage across Michigan and knocked out power to over 125,000 people. This comes right after a recent high wind storm that knocked out power to a significant amount of Michigan...

Consumers Energy has been working non-stop ever since strong winds took down a good chunk of power in lower Michigan areas and they say that you should be expecting power coming back on very soon. Michigan weather can be very unforgiving sometimes and can cause some serious damage especially if you don't do any preventive maintenance like trimming tree branches and keeping big lawn items tied down

It's crazy how many storms and power outages Michiganders have had to deal with this summer. You have to admit, it was a lot to deal with for so many across the state. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is looking to get some feedback from those residents that were directly affected by the power outages in August...

Reports are coming in with power outages all over Michigan after a severe thunderstorm touched down and wreaked havoc leaving over 6,600 people without power.  Consumers Energy is reporting power outages for several communities following severe storms.  ...

More than 1,000 people are without power this morning in Birch Run and details are showing that it won't be back up until later in the day. Consumers Energy says 1032 customers are without power. Power is expected to return by 7:30 p.m. Tuesday...

More than 900 people woke up this morning in Fenton to not just a nice layer of snow but also a nice layer of darkness as well. Details suggest that power should be restored around 10:15 a.m., but who knows. the snow could actually slow down repairs...

The United States National Weather Service in Grand Rapids is forecasting a powerful storm moving through Michigan beginning late Tuesday night through Wednesday, with a second potentially powerful system moving through over the weekend.