Flint water crisis

A Genesee County judge has ruled in favor of residents who have sued the state over the Flint water crisis.

This is all, like, a big joke, right? Where's Ashton Kutcher? We're on Punk'd, yes?

It may be a day late and a dollar short, but at least they're doing something.

Originally the city had planned on replacing around 10,000 lead service lines, but the number may be as high as 25,000

Conservative talk show host Andy Dean says Trump will fix Flint's water crisis. But he doesn't really know how.

Flint residents are being encouraged to pick up water now, because they won't have access to the water distribution sites this weekend.

If nothing changes, funding for Flint residents to buy bottled water and filters will run out in less than two months.

Flint officials announced yesterday that residents who moved out of Flint during the water crisis will be issued refunds for bills paid, under the Water Relief Program.

I got a chance to catch up with political pundit Ann Coulter this morning. If you weren't aware, the sometimes controversial best-selling author has connections to Michigan.

Thanks for nothing, per usual. Enjoy your summer vacation! *sarcasm*

Four area Walmart stores will be hosting lead testing for children for the next three Saturdays in July.

'Flint Fix Slows to a Trickle' -- the title of this esposé says a lot, doesn't it?