Flint water Crisis

Flint's former mayor is speaking out against lawyers who are about to get a big payday in the Flint Water Crisis settlement.

Former Gov. Rick Snyder is being charged with two misdemeanor counts of willful neglect of duty that resulted in the 2014 Flint Water Crisis. Now Snyder's legal team is trying to keep Flint residents out of the case completely by requesting that no Flint residents are allowed to be involved...

Those affected by the Flint water crisis can now register to be apart of the settlement.

After a long 12 months, Michigan Solicitor General Fadwa Hammoud and Wayne County Prosecutor Kym L. Worthy announced that nine individuals will be facing criminal charges for pretty much poisoning the whole city of Flint. These charges are a bit light if you ask me, but we do know more about the individuals involved with the water crisis...

Michigan officials are taking another crack at holding someone legally responsible for the Flint Water Crisis.

An announcement is expected tomorrow in the class action lawsuit between city of Flint residents and the state of Michigan over contaminated water in Flint.

A federal court has ruled that former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder can NOT skip out on interviews in the lawsuits.

In the wake of a divisive commercial and a renewed commitment to water donations for 2019, how does Flint really feel about Nestle?

Elon Musk, a CEO and one of the world's richest men, is stepping up to take care of a fixable problem that has persisted for far too long.

Nestle, who is not very popular in Michigan these days, announced a plan to donate water to Flint, but the way a certain "trusted news source" chose to present that story isn't doing the city any favors.

Crooked and incompetent politicians couldn't get it done with 2.5 years and hundreds of millions of dollars, but this kid might've cracked the Flint Water Crisis with nothing more than his love of chemistry.

You may have noticed a bit of chaos yesterday on westbound I-69 in Flint as a group of 'Flint Lives Matter' protesters literally took to the streets to protest the ongoing water crisis.