The latest results show that water filters are finally working in most of the tested homes.

With the national spotlight on the city’s lead water crisis, officials have shaved seven years off the initial timeline to replace pipes.

An investigation by The New York Times reveals years of mismanagement.

The EPA says residents should not drink tap water, even if it’s been filtered. The city says more tests are needed.

A search warrant was executed to delve into data stored on devices used by Snyder and 66 other government officials.

Thousands have joined a lawsuit that says the federal agency was negligent in its response to the city’s water crisis.

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha believes the state legislature is taking actions that could cause another water crisis. 

Experts say it’s a step in the right direction, but not enough.

An appeals court ruled that the city has no immunity in the case.

Government employees allege that higher ups do not want to prevent another water crisis.

Researchers who helped in Flint, Michigan, are now intervening in Illinois.

The EPA’s inspector general says the agency’s passivity worsened a “catastrophic situation.”

The state is starting with Flint.

The independent task force also applauded the citizens who forced the nation to reckon with this environmental justice issue.

Officials have turned off the taps at half the district’s schools.