Flint Water Crisis
Flint's lead crisis will cost each of its children $50,000 in their lifetimes
A lifetime of diminished earnings, welfare dependency and criminal justice costs will add up.
Six state employees charged in alleged Flint lead-water coverup
Michigan's attorney general announced several felony charges on Friday in connection with the Flint water crisis, marking the latest twist in the state's criminal probe.
Flint's mayor will bring the water crisis to prime time at the DNC
Hillary Clinton made the Flint water crisis a campaign focus in the primaries. Now Mayor Karen Weaver wants to remind Americans that the emergency is not over for 100,000 people.
Michigan attorney general sues companies linked to Flint water crisis
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette has named several new targets in his investigation into lead contamination of the city's water system.
What It's Like to Live Through Flint's Water Crisis When You Don't Speak English
For Flint's Spanish-speaking population, many of the warning signs about the lead water crisis have gone unnoticed.
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Obama Says It Will Be Two Years Before Flint's Pipes Are Fixed
Speaking in Flint, Michigan, the president also urged parents to make sure their children were tested for lead poisoning.
As Obama Travels to Flint, Congress Has Yet to Help Lead-Contaminated Cities
The president makes a visit to Flint on Wednesday, a city that has become synonymous with failed government and America's crumbling infrastructure.
Flint Residents File $220 Million Suit Against the US Environmental Protection Agency
The suit alleges that the federal agency was negligent in protecting the public from lead-contaminated water, citing agency experts who warned of a problem as early as February 2015.
What Released Emails Reveal About the First Criminal Charges in the Flint Water Crisis
The three men charged by Michigan's attorney general on Wednesday make notable appearances in thousands of emails regarding the state of Flint's water that the state released earlier this year.
Michigan Just Pressed the First Charges Linked to the Flint Water Crisis
Three state and city officials have been charged with misconduct and other offenses in the lead-contamination crisis affecting 100,00 people.
Michigan Governor Rick Snyder Is Drinking Flint's Water Every Day For a Month
The action, says the governor, is to help restore public trust in the city's drinking water supply, which — if properly filtered — is once again safe to drink, according to state officials.