Jeremy Fenech

You can watch it live or after the fact, but as expected Darnell Earley is trying to point blame at everyone else.

While lead and copper are poisonous toxins and should be tested for, what else is in Flint's water supply that they're not testing for?

Since the state finally acknowledged the problem, the big question on the minds of every Flint resident has been 'When will the lead pipes be replaced?'

A second recall petition had been approved, and this one relates directly to the Flint Water Crisis.

Over the weekend, Richard Wiecorek passed away. He was last known survivor of the strike, and spoke about the strike just two weeks ago.

It was a heartbreaking scene as a local family of six was found dead in their Fenton Township home. It appears that they all died from carbon monoxide poisoning.

Our hearts go out to the families of the victims who were killed for absolutely no reason.

In the latest development in the Flint Water Crisis, more emails reveal that the State of Michigan was sending bottled water to a state building in Flint way back in January of 2015.

Will the new owners respect Flint's history and let the ball continue to light the sky over downtown?

The question then becomes, if Hurley Medical Center's cyber attack wasn't initiated by Anonymous, who was it?