by Harold C. Ford A draft of the first Flint city charter revision in 43 years is ready for public scrutiny after two years of work, according to Charter Commission member Jim Richardson. The revised charter, produced by a...
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By Jan Worth-Nelson While asserting that there were no “overt racist actions” that...
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By Jan Worth-Nelson Water credits for Flint residents may be ending Feb. 28, but several other key...
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By Jan Worth-Nelson Note: This story has been corrected to clarify that the proposal to hire...
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The Michigan Civil Rights Commission will adopt and release their final report on the Flint water...
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