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Kwame Kilpatrick wants hearing to dispute restitution: I don't owe government any money

MML joins Macomb County in opposing state water-affordability bills

John LaMacchia, director of state and federal affairs for the MML, said Tuesday the board isn’t against the concept of assisting low-income have access to water but oppose the measures in the pending package.

Flint, Michigan teachers, living in poverty, outraged over school board's revoking of labor contract

The United Teachers of Flint has not called a strike vote, instead calling for closing schools and selling buildings.

Growing list of Macomb County communities oppose proposed statewide water fee

Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller calls the move "nothing more than an old-fashioned money grab."

Hundreds of Detroiters at risk of water shutoffs after 3-year moratorium ends

Over the last decade, the city has drawn international criticism for shutting off water to nearly 150,000 homes for delinquent payments

Detroit set to resume water shutoffs next week for some residents

For first time in three years, water shutoffs resume for residents with $5K-plus bills, live in middle- to high-income areas and not on a payment plan.

"This is neglect": Overnight water main break floods Detroit basements

An overnight water main break on Detroit's east-side has residents up in arms dealing with costly damage... and they say this is far from the first time.

Ted Douglas, former Detroit News editorial writer, reporter, dies at 94

A memorial is this month for the Ontario native his daughter calls a 'quintessential print newspaper man.'

Water main break causes sizeable sinkhole outside of Detroit apartment building

Officials from the Detroit Water & Sewerage Department (DWSD) confirms a sinkhole developed Friday outside of Moore Place apartments on Detroit’s northwest side.

Water department proposes $3.4M initiative to cut Detroit street flooding

The Detroit Water and Sewage Department is seeking approval of a $3.4 million initiative to create bioretention areas to reduce and street flooding.