A judge will decide if Snyder will appear before a civil jury.

Medical experts are concerned about Flint residents' exposure to radiation as the water crisis victims try to document lead in their bodies for settlement compensation.

Demands for accountability in the Flint water crisis may soon be answered.

Prosecutors charged Rick Snyder with two misdemeanor counts of willful neglect of duty, years after toxic levels of lead were discovered in Flint, Michigan, tap water. Snyder has pleaded not guilty.

Michigan reaches $600 million settlement for victims of Flint water crisis.

The settlement would pay claims from several lawsuits that sought damages for people who suffered illnesses related to the crisis.

A new bill in the Michigan legislature would extend key statute of limitations in the Flint water probe and buy more time for justice five years after the crisis began

Flint's water problems came up repeatedly during the Democratic presidential debates in Detroit.

Five years after the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, ABC News Live checks in to see how it's still felt in the community.

New research shows that dozens of cities across the country may suffer from lead contamination in their water supply.

Mari Copeny, otherwise known as "Little Miss Flint," is still fighting for clean water in her community as the Flint, Michigan, water crisis continues.

The 11-year-old proves that anyone can fight for positive change.

Four million U.S. households are still exposed to high levels of lead.

The federal government's push to prevent lead from harming children's health has stalled, according to a top scientist at the Environmental Protection Agency.

Katie Butler, director of water evaluations for the EPA inspector general's office, discusses the findings of the office's report on the government response to the Flint water crisis.

Elon Musk wants to solve the Flint water crisis by investing in repairs to city homes with contaminated pipes.

Two former college classmates are wrapping up a crowdfunding campaign to fund their business, which turns empty plastic water bottles from Flint, Michigan, into glasses.

The case involved a man who said his home's water is contaminated.

Mayor Karen Weaver says Michigan's governor was not interested in speaking about the state-run water distribution sites during a meeting this week.

Flint officials want the state to keep supplying bottled water for residents.

Gitanjali Rao won the 2017 Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge.

The musician made announcement at concert in Detroit on Saturday.

Amariyanna "Mari" Copeny may only be 10 years old, but she's already earned the nickname "Little Miss Flint" for the charity work she's done.

The airport said all passengers were safe.

The actress says a "family issue" prevents her from filming the Lifetime movie.

Mayor declared state of emergency over lead in water in 2015.

Former city officials now facing felony charges.

Attorney General Bill Schuette details felony charges against emergency mangers and others involved with the water crisis.

Michigan's attorney general filed more criminal charges Tuesday in the investigation of lead-tainted water in Flint, targeting two former state-appointed emergency managers who were running the troubled city and had key roles in making changes to the supp

Veterans added strength to the North Dakota protests this weekend.

The agency did not know it had the power to issue an emergency order.

Find out how the appeal of $4 million in annual savings led to a $9.4 million aid package.

Health officials say filtered water is safe to drink for most residents.

Plaintiffs include Flint residents and members of the local NAACP.

The president previously responded to the 8-year-old's letter.

President Obama is visiting Flint for the first time since the outbreak of the city's water crisis.

President Obama will visit Flint, Michigan, for the first time since the city's water crisis.

Two state employees and one city employee face various charges in the crisis.

One of the charges relates to falsifying government documents, WJRT reported.