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They even made the national news with their efforts and donations!

Michigan officials have started a website to warn people about new threats to their water supply, and Flint is on the list.

It's nice to know that people are still paying attention all over the country and trying to help.

Amidst the announcement of the state's closings of free water sites, a local church is stepping up to help.

Well, there's something you don't see everyday!

Wondering if it has anything to do with the switch over to the KWA pipeline?

Participants will receive $50 and a new filter.

The app is now available for iOS and Android users, and it's totally free.

Their motto is "pedal, float, drink."

The petition was started after over 8,000 letters were mailed out to residents to collect money for unpaid water and sewer bills.

There's a rally being held tomorrow in response to the closed-door meeting.

City finance director Jody Lundquist says that customers should expect to see water credits this week.