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The story of fluoride in Grand Rapids, look ahead to the final production of the Grand Rapids Ballet’s season, a death certificate has been released on a Grand Rapids man who was recently killed by police, and more.
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The agreement will resolve claims made on behalf of more than 45,000 Flint residents
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Enrollment opened Wednesday for Rx Kids, lauded by officials as the first of its kind in the United States
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Lead crises have hit poorer, majority-Black cities like Flint especially hard, propelling the risks of lead in drinking water into the national consciousness.
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The Michigan Attorney General’s office says efforts to prosecute state officials in the Flint water case are over. That’s after the Michigan Supreme Court issued an order today (TUE) declining to hear the case.
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State prosecutors obtained documents from computer servers controlled by other state attorneys who had represented former Gov. Rick Snyder in Flint water matters. The search apparently swept up sensitive records from the Detroit bankruptcy as well as attorney-client communications of other state officials.
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The study shows lead levels in Flint water dropped slightly during the 1st six months of this year, which follows a steady pattern of improvement
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Effort part of state mandate of being lead-free by 2040
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The latest orders are in cases involving former Michigan state medical executive Eden Wells and former Flint emergency manager Darnell Earley
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The Republican was charged with misdemeanor willful neglect of duty for allegedly failing to supervise the officials who allowed Flint's water to become tainted with lead.