Wolverine Worldwide

A new report from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services says that residents of northern Kent County have higher-than-average levels of PFAS in their blood.

Wolverine Worldwide and 3M will pay millions to homeowners in northern Kent County where PFAS contamination was found.

Wolverine Worldwide was required to submit the plan under a consent decree reached with the state in 2020.

Wolverine Worldwide was supposed to start construction of a remediation system on the Rogue River in September.

The West Michigan-based shoe company says it's streamlining its business and offloading less profitable units. The move comes after the company announced it was setting aside more than $60 million to pay off remaining liabilities for environmental contamination.

The settlement is the latest from a string of lawsuits stemming from the contamination discovered in 2017.

Minnesota-based 3M will pay $55 million to Wolverine Worldwide to address PFAS contamination in Kent County.Wolverine Worldwide is based in Rockford. It…

Federal district judge Janet Neff approved a settlement agreement between the state of Michigan, two Kent County townships, and Wolverine Worldwide. She…

The state of Michigan is suing 17 defendants seeking damages for widespread PFAS contamination. The defendants include industrial giants 3M and DuPont.…

Michigan’s efforts to combat PFAS contamination could get a boost from a bill up for a vote on Friday in the U.S. House of Representatives. PFAS are a…