In May, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lifted an emergency lead-testing order on Flint, returning the city's water ...

In Flint, government at every level caused the lead crisis or delayed fixing it, according to an EPA inspector general report. The scandal damaged trust in government — nearly 700 Flint homeowners ...

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates the water crisis exposed nearly 100,000 residents of Flint to lead.

The failure to move with urgency in replacing lead service lines will place children and adults at greater risk of drinking ...

More than a decade after toxic water poured from the taps and government trust went down the drain in Flint, Michigan, ...

The Associated Press reports that nearly a decade after the city’s water crisis, Flint, Michigan’s lead pipe replacement program is winding down this year. The city recently said it completed all work ...

Flint has replaced most of its lead pipes more than a decade after contamination was found in the city's water system.

A decade after Flint, Michigan, was beset by widespread lead contamination, officials confirmed the city has replaced its lead pipes, as ordered by a federal court.

Years after problems with Flint’s water emerged, the town has finally replaced all of its lead pipes - The historic milestone ...

Officials said fallout from the crisis led the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in October 2024 to make changes to the ...

The contamination in Flint, Michigan, sparked a national dialogue about the harms of lead pipes and the country’s aging water infrastructure.