Flint water Crisis

Many eyes and ears have been on Flint in regards to the water crisis, tomorrow even more so as Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton debate at The Whiting in Flint. Residents are looking for action and results, not just words. You can see more opinions in the video below.

Flappers Comedy Club, Flint comedians and the 99% Funnies Show & Podcast are joining forces and putting on a free comedy show for Flint residents tomorrow night (2/27), at Luxe Lounge on Bristol Road.

The Comedy Get Down tour, featuring D.L. Hughley, Cedric the Entertainer, George Lopez, Eddie Griffin, and Charlie Murphy, had a benefit show at the Dort Federal Event Center for the victims of the Flint Water Crisis. in a few words -- It was a huge success.

Bernie Sanders took time out of his busy campaign schedule to meet with Flint residents at the Woodside Church to discuss the Flint Water Crisis and listen to the people of Flint voice their concerns.

The Reverend Jesse Jackson is in Flint today leading a march to help spread the message that Flint needs more than bottled water. The Concerned Pastors for Social Action are also leading this rally with hopes that Governor Rick Snyder will resign over the handling of the city's water emergency...

At these prices, that lead in the water better be gold-plated.

In the face of tragedy, heroes have emerged in the Flint Water Crisis.

Indiana resident Matt Abner did not realize his idea of collecting water for Flint residents would result in so many donations. Thanks to his brothers in the Northwest Indiana Truck Club, 80 tons of water was delivered to Flint. Awesome!

Chelsea Clinton was in Flint yesterday campaigning for her mother, Hillary Clinton. CC met with Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha at the Flint Farmer's Market to talk about the Flint water crisis. Clinton also visited Hurley Children's Center and met with area plumbers who have been delivering water and installing water filters in area homes...

Flint is going to need a ton of apprentices if the proposed lead pipe replacement plan moves forward. Learn how you can get trained in the field and get employed here.

Flint resident and Air Force veteran, Ollie Sutton is making news over her decision to fly her American flag upside down until the water crisis in Flint is over. Sutton is not doing this out of disrespect, she believes Section 4A of the flag code applies to the crisis.

On 'Real Time with Bill Maher,' environmental activist Erin Brockovich explains why Flint, Michigan's water crisis is just the beginning of what will be a much larger problem throughout the United States.