Flint

Former Flint public works director Howard Croft was among nine former government officials indicted by a one-judge grand jury as part of a state investigation.

A $4.3 million federal grant is helping to pay for the new buses.

We hear about Livingston County's reaction to potential red-flag laws, followed by a story about a rare goose spotted in northern Michigan. Then, we took a visit to a prominent Flint artist.

On April 25, 2014, Flint's drinking water source was switched to the Flint River. The intent of the switch was to save the city millions of dollars. The result was an environmental disaster.

Councilman Eric Mays was convicted of "disorderly conduct" for his actions during an April 2022 city council meeting.

Some important financial news for Flint mothers. Then, the first nationally syndicated Black female cartoonist talks about her book tour. An update on a rare Michigan bird. Finally, some advice from Zak Rosen and friends.

More than 620,000 tons of materials passed through Michigan’s recycling centers in fiscal year 2022. State officials say that’s about 66,000 tons more than the previous record.

Flint officials are also enforcing the city’s new vehicle forfeiture ordinance.

"The city has mismanaged this program and has missed its deadlines,” said NRDC attorney Addie Rolnick.

In a new study, Virginia Tech professor Marc Edwards suggests the increase in Flint children entering special education programs since the crisis may be partially driven by the media and parents telling healthy children they’re learning impaired because of their lead exposure.