The state of Michigan has agreed to pay $600 million to resolve lawsuits filed by Flint residents over the lead poisoning water crisis, with most of the funds reportedly going…
A panel of EPA advisors is recommending the agency look at updating rules governing safe levels of lead in drinking water.
The EPA is warning that problems with the Flint water system may mean more contamination problems in the future.
A lead poisoning lawsuit has been filed by a Michigan mother who says all four of her children were poisoned and suffer developmental problems after exposure to Flint drinking water.
New evidence indicates that Michigan officials tried to cover up and keep federal investigators from learning about the extent of a Legionnaires' disease outbreak linked to Flint's water system.
The parents of a girl suffering from lead poisoning have sued the Michigan and many state and local officials for providing residents of Flint with lead-tainted water.
