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    Judge Approves $97 Million Settlement To Replace Flint's Water Lines

    Residents of the Michigan city have been struggling with a crisis over lead in the water for the past three years. Now, the state is required to replace lead service lines within three years.
    by Merrit Kennedy Mar 28, 2017 2 minutes
    A settlement agreement allocates tens of millions to replace Flint's damaged water service lines.

    The state of Michigan has agreed to spend up to $97 million for new water lines in the city of Flint, which has been struggling with a crisis over lead in its water for the past three years.

    A federal judge at the U.S. District Court for Michigan's eastern district approved the agreement Tuesday. Within three years, authorities

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