Agreement reached to replace 18,000 water lines in Flint by 2020
Flint’s public health emergency began when officials failed to properly treat lead lines for corrosion
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Flint’s public health emergency began when officials failed to properly treat lead lines for corrosion
Children ages 8, 6, and 1-month were left for hours wile parents when to work inside shopping center
Muhammad Mahmood, 39, faces sexual assault and kidnapping charges
Family spooked after stalker writes asking if they've brought him "young blood"
NFL owners approved the move in a whopping 31-1 vote, with the Miami Dolphins being the only team that voted against it
Dad goes viral for calling out his son with brutally honest signs, and it has the internet divided
Meet some of the Muslim women who say now is the time to stand up and have their voices heard
The Chicago-based airline sought to clarify its stance after a gate agent barred two teenage girls from boarding a flight from Denver to Minneapolis
The man shot by a federal immigration enforcement agent Monday morning was reportedly in serious condition
"We apparently didn't have enough fire calls..."
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio called a decision regarding the wildly popular statue "a fitting path for a girl who refuses to quit"
Residents say they didn't see or feel sprinklers, and no one reported hearing fire alarms in the building that housed people recovering from addiction, prison and life on the streets
Aerofarms’ urban agriculture has converted a former steel plant in Newark, N.J. into a high-yield farm
President James K. Polk did big things for America – but achieving undisturbed eternal rest has proved more difficult
Preliminary information indicates the girl was playing on the log in a receding tide when it rolled on top of her, police said