See What You Can Do Online During National Social Security Month

In April, we celebrate National Social Security Month by letting you know what you can do online with a my Social Security account.

Financial Literacy Month – A perfect time to plan for your future

With April being Financial Literacy Month, there’s no time like the present to begin saving for your financial future.

One thing “to do” during National Social Security Month

If there's only one thing that you do this month related to Social Security, do this – create a my Social Security account.

Flint Water Case: 2 Regulators Take Plea Deals

Dept. of Environmental Quality staffers Michael Prysby and Stephen Busch also agreed to testify against others for reduced charges.

Flint Free Water Ends, But Lead Pipes — And Worry — Remain

Michigan’s governor says the water in Flint, where residents were exposed to lead in a preventable man-made disaster, is safe to drink.

Water Woes Bubble Below Surface In Flint Recall Election

The ballot for the winner-take-all election doesn't refer to the lead crisis, the troubles with the city's water is on everyone's mind.

EPA To Forgive $21M In Flint Water Crisis Loans

The Environmental Protection Agency said forgiving past debt helps the city recover from its lead-tainted water crisis.

Flint Residents Can Sue Michigan Over Lead-Tainted Water: Court

Federal court said Flint residents can sue the state over lead-tainted, improperly treated water linked to 12 Legionnaire's disease deaths.

Flint Water Quality Improves; 5 Bottled Water Sites Close

For the second consecutive six-month monitoring period, lead levels did not exceed the federal safety standard, officials said.

President Trump’s Partisan Boy Scouts Speech Met With Fierce Blowback

Filmmaker Michael Moore joins parents and former Scouts criticizing the president’s speech, calling it “child abuse on a massive scale.”

Unrefrigerated Bodies, Maggots Found At Michigan Funeral Home: State

Swanson Funeral Home in Flint stored unrefrigerated bodies in a hot garage for up to five months, Michigan regulatory authorities said.

Michigan's Flint Water Crisis Legal Bill Tops $14M, Still Climbing

Legal costs in the Flint water crisis investigation are expected to balloon in the prosecution of a dozen people criminally charged.

Flint Water Lawsuit: Council Refuses To OK Deal, State Sues

The state says Flint's refusal to pass a deal to buy water long term from a Detroit-area system is endangering public health.

Flint Airport Stabbing Suspect Tried To Buy Gun: FBI

Amor Ftouhi entered the United States in mid-June and tried unsuccessfully to buy a handgun. He bought a knife instead, the FBI said.

In Flint Water Crisis, Could Involuntary Manslaughter Charges Actually Lead to Prison Time?

Similar cases of environmental disasters have not resulted in convictions, but there are reasons Flint could break the mold.

Snyder Next Flint Water Crisis Criminal Target? 5 Op-Ed Observations

As the criminal investigation into the Flint water crisis widens, speculation grows that Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder could face charges.

Involuntary Manslaughter Charges Against 5 In Flint Water Crisis Investigation

Two top Michigan Department of Health and Human Services executives were charged with felonies in the ongoing Flint water crisis probe.

Racial Slurs Prompt Flint Land Bank Manager’s Resignation

Executive at Genesee County Land Bank, a government entity created to reclaim Flint neighborhoods, used a racial slur to describe residents.