Flint water crisis

Oh so that means you can just dismiss them

Really it is costing us that much per day for bottled water!

As candidates for governor are beginning to declare their candidacies, the race to replace term-limited Michigan Governor Rick Snyder is on.

You may not believe this but sadly in today’s environment you probably will.  A Genesee District Judge, Jennifer J. Manley, has sentenced the retired director of the state Department of Health and Human Services' Bureau of Epidemiology Corrine Miller, to write a letter of apology to the residents of Flint Michigan over her role in the Flint water crisis...

The City of Kalamazoo is planning on working quickly to replace lead water lines. MLive reports that at this time, almost 3,000 lead service lines have been identified in the city, and there are still around 7,300 lines that the city doesn’t know the material of...

Following the Michigan loss to Ohio State Saturday, Jim Harbaugh did not pull any punches about the officials.  Now, he and Michigan are paying the price.

Ohio State University made national news this weekend.  Not because of their come from behind double OT victory over the Michigan Wolverines.

Lead poisoning rarely has to do with water. That\ is the word from leaders in Calhoun County and the cities of Battle Creek and Albion. That is why a lead awareness event is being held Thursday, October 27, 2016 in Battle Creek. The event is free and will be held at the Kool Family Community Center from 6:30 - 8:00 p...

In response to a letter from an 8-year-old girl, affectionately nicknamed Little Miss Flint, President Barack Obama will visit Flint next week for a closer look at how the water crisis is still affecting everyday life in the 810.

I just reported on lead and copper found in Grosse Pointe schools now East Lansing is reporting that they have found high levels of lead in the water at all of their school buildings. The Lansing State Journal is reporting that the lead found in the water at the schools included water from “at least seven faucets accessible to students” but none were from drinking fountains...