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The state Legislature is back in Lansing after a two week break. Before they left for vacation, lawmakers in the House and Senate were at odds over how to…
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For centuries, residents of the Great Lakes state have been able to take water for granted. But the Flint water crisis, coupled with 70,000 households in…
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A group of water activists who have had their trial delayed for over two years are ready for it to move forward.The so-called Homrich Nine were charged…
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A contract to discontinue water to delinquent Detroit homes has gone up to $12.7 million in three years without approval from City Council.Joel Kurth of…
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When does graffiti cross the line from artistic political statement to crime?That’s the question raised in the criminal charges leveled against Antonio…
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A program meant to help struggling Detroiters pay their water bills is accepting more applicants now.There had been some confusion about how much money…
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Why has a criminal misdemeanor case involving seven Detroit protesters been stalled for nearly nine months?Those defendants and their lawyers want to…
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Detroiters looking for help with their water bills are hitting some barriers, as a new aid program tries to get a handle on its funding situation, and…
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New citizen-led research is drawing a link between two of Detroit’s biggest social crises: water service shutoffs, and property tax foreclosures.The We…
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One week after Detroit resumed water shut offs to residential customers behind on their bills, more than 1,800 households saw their service turned off.…