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Flint City Council can’t agree on water crisis settlement, vote pushed to Thursday Updated Dec 15, 2020; Posted Dec 15, 2020 Eric Mays, Ward 1 councilman, left, laughs during a disagreement with Maurice D. Davis, Ward 2 councilman, during a 2021 budget proposal special city council meeting on Monday, March 2, 2020 at Flint City Hall. (Sarahbeth Maney | MLive.com)Sarahbeth Maney | MLive.com Facebook Share FLINT, MI -- City Council members remain divided on whether to settle lawsuits related to the Flint water crisis, recessing its meeting on Monday, Dec. 14, after members failed to reach a...

Opponents vow to fight Flint water settlement as city decision approaches Updated Dec 11, 2020; Posted Dec 11, 2020 Flint City Councilman Eric Mays addresses the proposed Flint water crisis settlement outside City Hall on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. Facebook Share FLINT, MI - Some Flint City Council members are vowing to fight a proposed historic settlement of Flint water crisis lawsuits and about 30 residents rallied to urge them to do just that on Friday. Dec. 11. Council members questioned attorneys for more than five hours in a special meeting Thursday, in advance of a scheduled vote on Flin...

ajohnson@minotdailynews.com Andrea Johnson/MDN Toys were donated by the Magic City Lions for the toy stores at the Minot Area Homeless Coalition and Minot Community Action this Christmas. Parents will be able to choose a few toys that their children will like as Christmas gifts. Pictured are Christy Miller, a Lions member, and Karrie Christensen from the Homeless Coalition and Willy Soderholm from Community Action. Christensen and Soderholm picked up the donated toys from the Souris Valley United Way office on Wednesday. Andrea Johnson/MDN From left to right, Don Trueblood and Kathy Aas from ...

Save lives and property. jonathan serrie back in rich berg, south carolina, for us. jonathan, so how does a wildfire simulation work? >> reporter: really neat stuff, jon. this is the institute for business and home safety. and behind me you can see the giant wind tunnel and inside a life-sized house. unlike the demonstration they did with the hurricane back in october, instead of inflicting hurricane-force winds on this house, they're going to tone down the winds to 10 miles an hour, but they're going to add burning embers to the mix to simulate wildfire conditions and determine what its effec...