Good morning, Southfield.

Nearly 35K utility customers remain without power Tuesday after storms hit southeast Michigan on Friday, according to DTE Energy.

Crews expect all power to be restored by day’s end + Detroit is forecast to reach 85 degrees.

After severe storms on Friday left 400,000 without power, DTE vowed to learn from the event while working to restore full service by Tuesday.

The utility is reviewing its response and supporting vulnerable customers (including seniors and low-income residents) with wellness checks and generators.

Residents with early July birthdays in Southfield will get their Social Security checks today if their birthday is between the 1st and 10th, while those with later birthdays will receive payments on July 15 and July 22 (call SSA if payment delays occur).

Kao USA recalled its Oribe Serene Scalp Densifying Shampoo sold in Michigan after detecting Pluralibacter gergoviae bacteria in select bottles—consumers are urged to stop use, dispose of the product, and contact the hotline if any health issues arise.

Michigan health officials reported over 700 cyclosporiasis cases and 36 hospitalizations since June 22, affecting several local counties.

MDHHS urged anyone with symptoms, such as sudden diarrhea, to see a healthcare provider and follow food safety guidelines.

The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services reported 708 cases of cyclosporiasis as of Monday, July 7, with the largest increase in southeast counties.

Officials advise washing or cooking produce—especially raspberries and leafy greens—to lower the risk of infection.