Donald Trump is not the kind of presidential candidate to let a pastor go unanswered.
The total takes into account some 8,000 children believed exposed to lead poisoning in Flint since April 2014, when the financially struggling city, under the control of a state-appointed emergency manager, switched its water source ...
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality officials Stephen Busch and Michael Prysby were charged with five and six counts, respectively, including misconduct in office, tampering with evidence and violation of the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act. ...
As you no doubt know, the water crisis in Flint, Mich., returned to the headlines last week with news that the state attorney general is charging three government officials for their alleged roles in the ...
The crisis in Flint, Michigan -- brought on by untreated water corroding the city's ancient pipes -- is just the tip of America's lead iceberg.
Flint provided a dramatic backdrop for the pair -- who were actually willing to discuss the systematic failures that led to the poisoning of an entire city.
Gov. Rick Snyder's aides discussed Flint's water quality problems as early as autumn 2014, with one calling the situation "downright scary."
Is Trump dangerous for his beliefs, or is he just offensive for his willingness to state them?
The disclosure of the documents comes as Michigan's Republican Governor Rick Snyder faces pressure to resign over handling of the Flint water crisis.
The Daily Show's Jordan Klepper went to a Trump rally: "A memory that will last for — possibly four years. God help us all."
Snyder, at Flint meeting: "There are a number of folk out there that are spending their time mainly on the political side and the blame side."
The bottom line of thinking you can simply apply corporate methods and ethics to public responsibilities is that very bad things can happen.
Legal expert says it would be a challenge to bring criminal charges.
Preliminary estimates of the cost of repairing Flint’s water distribution infrastructure range from millions of dollars to as high as $1.5 billion.
If there was ever any ethical foundation supporting the administration of Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, it has been obliterated.