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Flint’s problem-plagued drinking water is expected to play a significant role in next week’s election for mayor. For more than a year, people in Flint…

A judge’s ruling today may bring relief to Flint water customers. It may also push the city closer to bankruptcy.Circuit Court Judge Archie Hayman’s…

The political and legal drama continues to swirl around the beleaguered people of Flint.The latest twist?The state is suing the city of Flint for not…

Flint voters on Tuesday are being asked to support a change in how their school taxes are spent.Voters are being asked to approve extending a current…

Socioeconomic disparity is just as influential as climate change and population growth when it comes to explaining why so many cities are struggling with their water supply, researchers say.

The cost of the state’s day-to-day response to the Flint water crisis could soon rise sharply.It cost of the state of Michigan $29,300 a day to provide…

Anybody worried about the water coming out of their taps in Flint can get a city employee to come test their water personally – on the city’s dime.That’s…

The state Senate elections committee is prepared to take up some voting reform bills Tuesday.Republicans introduced 39 bills they claim are in response to…

Update 12:00 p.m. October 15, 2015:The state Senate approved the legislation this morning. The bill now goes to Gov. Snyder's desk.Original post October…

Many Michigan hospitals are in crisis mode right now. Between COVID-19 cases and normal seasonal spikes of illnesses like flu, they are struggling to find space for patients. Some hospitals are postponing surgeries and shifting staff to deal with the overflow. Michigan Radio's Dustin Dwyer tells us about the view from inside a Grand Rapids hospital.