The Flint Water Crisis Hasn’t Been Resolved Yet, But It’s ...
Three years after their water was deemed unsafe to drink, residents of Flint, Michigan are still dealing with the fallout of the water crisis.
MI Gov: Flint Water Bills to No Longer Be Paid
State, local government to no longer pay cost associated with city's drinking water
New Charges in Flint Water Crisis Announced
A total of 13 people now face charges stemming from the lead contamination of water
Lawsuit Follows Brutal Police Beating
Man says he lost one of his eyes as a result of vicious police-involved attack
New Details Emerge in Flint Water Crisis
Inspector General: "The Flint crisis should have generated "a greater sense of urgency"
6 Charged in Connection to Flint Water Crisis
Press conference on recent development related to crisis to be held Friday
Draymond Green’s Arrest Gets Messier
The Golden State forward is now looking at an arrest record
Has the Water in Flint Become Safe for Bathing?
Officials say the water in the beleaguered town can be used if it is filtered
Activists Set Sights on $15 Minimum Wage
Illinois, Michigan and others are targeted for efforts to increase pay
MI ‘Fundamentally Accountable’ for Flint Crisis
The five-member task force interviewed 66 people during its months-long investigation
Flint Emails Meant to Stay Secret
Emails show government officials actively worked to keep contamination crisis a secret
Video: Judge Goes Off on Racist Cops
This former cop got sentenced, but not before a judge gave him a piece of her mind
Senate Approves Detroit Bankruptcy Bill
The plan will allocate nearly $195 million for the city
High Court Upholds Mich Affirmative Action Ban
Ruling prohibits public universities from taking race into account in admissions decisions