Nearly all of the power lost following a deadly tornado that killed two people and flattened parts of a northern Michigan community has been restored.
The state police said Sunday that everyone has been accounted for in Gaylord.
That's after a Friday afternoon EF3 tornado blew through the community, injuring more than 40 people.
The tornado packed winds of 140 mph that tore roofs and walls from businesses and practically destroyed a mobile home park in the town, about 230 miles northwest of Detroit.
State police said Sunday that electricity has been restored to 99% of utility customers in Gaylord.