The Biggest Housing Law in 30 Years Is Here. What It Means for Communities Like Flint.
Congress has rewritten federal housing policy for the first time in more than three decades. The question now isn’t whether the law will matter, it’s whether cities are prepared to take advantage of it.
From Crisis to Confidence: Flint Reaches a Historic Water Milestone
After more than a decade, the City of Flint has fulfilled one of its most significant public health commitments. While rebuilding trust will take time, completing the court-ordered lead service line replacement marks a defining moment in the city’s recovery and creates new opportunities for future investment.
Sip and Stroll Garden Party 2026
Join the Black Mayors of Michigan and the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus for the 2026 CBC Sip & Stroll Garden Party in Washington, DC, on September 17th.
The Last Pipe: Inside Flint’s Decade-Long Fight to Close the Water Crisis
A decade after Flint’s tap water turned toxic, the city has told a federal court its lead pipe replacement work is done. The mayor calls it a milestone. Residents and advocates say the real work — rebuilding trust — is just getting started.