The Inventory

#Flint: 1,314 Days Into the Water Crisis, the City Now Has a Permanent Water Source

11/29/17 9:13PM

#Flint: Federal Judge Orders City Council to Vote on Permanent Water Source by Tuesday Night

11/21/17 7:09PM

Flint Premieres on Lifetime This Saturday; Will It Show Us the Outcome of the Ongoing Water Crisis?

10/24/17 7:20PM

#Flint: Conflicting Water-Study Results Have Residents Confused and Unsure of Whom to Trust

10/16/17 9:59PM

6th State Executive Charged With Manslaughter in Flint, Mich., Water Crisis

10/10/17 1:15PM

#Flint: An Update and a Reminder That It Has Been 1,196 Days Since the Mich. City Had Clean Drinking Water

#Flint: State Files Lawsuit Against City After Council Refused to Approve Long-Term Water Contract With Detroit

6/29/17 12:57AM

#Flint: City Council Approves Short-Term Water Contract After Heated Arguments at Meeting

#Flint: Short-Term Extension of Water Service From Detroit Will Cost City More Money

Flint, Mich., Police Investigating After Facebook Video Shows Woman Dragged From House and Beaten

#Flint: Science Series Nova to Air Episode on City’s Lead-Contaminated-Water Crisis

5/23/17 10:25PM

#Flint: Black Women-Owned Construction Company Awarded Contract to Replace Contaminated Water Pipes

Kirsten West Savali

#Flint: City Council Votes to Stop Issuing Tax Liens to Residents for Unpaid Water Bills

5/18/17 11:52PM

#Flint: Thousands of Children to Receive Food Aid to Limit Lead Exposure, but Not Those Who Left City

#Flint: As Mich. Gov. Snyder Signs $100,000,000 in Aid Into Law, Residents Warned Water Filters Harbor Bacteria

#Flint: More Than 8,000 Residents Receive Notice of Tax Liens on Their Properties for Unpaid Water Bills

#Flint: EPA Awards $100,000,000 for Water-Crisis Recovery as City to Begin Shutoffs for Nonpayment of Water Bills

#Flint: Donald Trump to Meet With Mayor Karen Weaver to Discuss Water Crisis

#Flint: Former Mich. Health Official Ordered to Write Letter of Apology to Residents for Water Crisis

3/13/17 10:33PM

#Flint: Mayor Says Mich. City Will Not Be Able to Treat Its Own Water for Another 2 Years

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