A US judge has approved a $626m (£467m) settlement for victims of the 2014-15 lead water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Most of the money will go to the city's children exposed to drinking poisoned ...

The US state of Michigan has agreed to pay a settlement of $600m to victims of the Flint water crisis, US media say. Most of the money will go to children in the city who were exposed to drinking ...

The organization is one of the plaintiffs in the federal drinking water case that resulted in a settlement agreement in March 2017. That agreement required the city of Flint to replace all lead ...

Amna Nawaz joins Judy… A judge in Michigan has approved a $626 million settlement for Flint residents and others who were exposed to lead-contaminated water. News Wrap: U.S. coronavirus deaths ...

Water samples revealed Flint’s water supply was nearly 1,000 ... In 2020, a county judge approved a $600 million settlement ...

FLINT, Michigan — In 2015, testing at Freeman Elementary in southeast Flint, Michigan, revealed that drinking water in the school had the highest lead levels of all buildings in the district.