Dozens of people marched to Flint City Hall on Thursday to demand “justice and accountability” as the Flint water crisis turns 10 years old.
Two Michigan lawmakers announced legislative plans to eliminate the use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in household products like clothes and cleaning products.
Under Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's administration, state officials are investing an additional $290 million into wastewater infrastructure throughout the state.
The EPA announced its first-ever national standards for PFAS in drinking water. But lawmakers say Michigan is already ahead of the curve.
Federal funding will help improve wastewater treatment systems and replace drinking water mains in several rural Michigan communities.
State legislation signed into law last year aims to protect children from lead contamination by installing water filters at child care centers and schools.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is drawing praise from environmental advocates for supporting clean energy and water infrastructure.
A second contractor said Thursday that it has reached a $25 million settlement over its role in Flint's lead-contaminated water scandal.
Millions of dollars in state grant funding announced last month is set to help upgrade aging water infrastructure across several Michigan communities.
US Reps. Debbie Dingell and Lisa McClain introduced legislation that would map out the lake beds of the Great Lakes—and maybe find an undiscovered shipwreck.
