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Courtesy Photo Frank Mays is pictured in this photo provided by Beck Funeral Home. ALPENA — Frank Mays, the last living survivor of the 1958 wreck of the Carl D. Bradley, died on Thursday. Originally from Rogers City, Mays was one of two people to survive the sinking of the Bradley, a self-unloading bulk freighter that split in two and sank during a storm on Nov. 18, 1958 about 12 miles south of Gull Island on Lake Michigan. The 89-year-old died at Advent Health Hospital in Zephyrhills, Florida, according to his obituary. Mays moved to Florida in 1982 and lived in Dade City. “Coming s...

Everything we know about charges Rick Snyder, others could face in Flint water scandal Joe Guillen and Christine MacDonald, Detroit Free Press Flint: An American Nightmare Replay Video UP NEXT The revived criminal investigation into the Flint water crisis expanded this week with charges now expected against former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder and other ex-officials for their role in the environmental catastrophe that devastated the majority Black city with lead-contaminated water, according to press reports and defense attorneys.  The state attorney general’s office informed...

The revived criminal investigation into the Flint water crisis expanded this week with charges now expected against former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder and other ex-officials for their role in the environmental catastrophe that devastated the majority Black city with lead-contaminated water, according to press reports and defense attorneys.  The state attorney general’s office informed some defense lawyers about upcoming indictments in Flint and told them to expect initial court appearances soon, according to the Associated Press, which first reported the pending charges on Tuesday. The news...

The revived criminal investigation into the Flint water crisis expanded this week with charges now expected against former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder and other ex-officials for their role in the environmental catastrophe that devastated the majority Black city with lead-contaminated water, according to press reports and defense attorneys.The state attorney general’s office informed some defense lawyers about upcoming indictments in Flint and told them to expect initial court appearances

FLINT, Mich. – The Flint City Council voted Tuesday to approve the city’s $20 million dollar share of a massive $641 million dollar settlement for injury claims stemming from the contaminated water crisis that first poisoned citizens in 2014. The city council voted six to one on its 20–million dollar contribution to the city’s water troubles. The council had until December 31st to decide; only two members abstained. Councilmen Maurice Davis said his decision was based on the needs of the city. “It was to protect the city of flint, as well as the residents,” said Davis. According t...