Flint water crisis

Yes, Flint will be a hot mess tomorrow, so we'll try to give you as much information as possible.

Tonight, 700 miles away, two Flint-raised brothers will fight to raise awareness and money for our city and the ongoing water crisis.

Seriously? The nerve of this guy.

President Barack Obama is making his way to Flint after getting a moving letter from an 8-year-old Flint girl known as "Little Miss Flint".

Dr. Mona, who is the director of the Michigan State University and Hurley Children's Hospital Pediatric Public Health Initiative and is regarded as one of the Flint water crisis "whistleblowers," has been named to TIME magazine's 100 Most Influential People.

Felony and misdemeanor charges have been brought today against city and state workers, regarding the Flint water crisis.

"...I will continue drinking Flint water at work and at home for at least 30 days."

The city's main school district is looking at implementing a 'balanced' calendar to help children who are experiencing side effects from lead poisoning.

On Tuesday afternoon, Governor Snyder's office announced that new water and filter distribution sites will open in Flint next week.

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

The Food Bank of Eastern Michigan has set up the Mobile Food Pantry with the goal of helping families in Flint deal with the Flint Water Crisis.

Milk is the most requested item at local food banks; however, it's very rarely donated.