Flint water Crisis

In a news conference on Wednesday, Governor Snyder said that there has been a spike in Legionnaires' cases in Flint over the past two years.

Basically, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder said he's hiring "independent group" to tell him what he knew and when he knew it. Why does he need outsiders to coach his responses if he's really trying to be "open and honest" about his knowledge of the Flint water crisis.

In a statement this afternoon, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder said Dan Wyant, Director of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, has resigned.

It would appear that switching back to Detroit water hasn't eradicated our problems yet, as Flint elementary schools and some other areas still have dangerous lead levels in their drinking water.

On Wednesday, Governor Rick Snyder announced the creation of an independent task force that will be charged with reviewing actions regarding water use and testing in Flint, and offer recommendations for future guidelines to protect the health and safety of all state residents.

I've always been from the school of thought that tragedy + time = comedy, but is it too soon for this Flint water crisis spoof video?

The City of Flint has announced is has reconnected with Detroit water after reaching an agreement with the Detroit Water and Sewerage Dept. for the temporary provision of treated Lake Huron water.

Michigan Governor Rick Snyder signed bipartisan legislation on Thursday that will "direct funding to the City of Flint's emergency water services" to reconnect back to Detroit water.

What if I told you that one of the most violent and poverty-stricken places has a government that is knowingly poisoning its children? Now, what if I told you that place Is not in a war-torn foreign country but is a city in America called Flint, Michigan?

The City of Flint is issuing an advisory for residents to be aware of lead levels in drinking water.

A special presentation on water has been added to the agenda for the regular Flint City Council meeting scheduled for tonight.

Hopes of Flint returning to Detroit for its water have diminished after a ruling from a federal court judge on Tuesday.