A news collaborative supported by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation aims to raise awareness of water issues in the Great Lakes region.

Water systems in the U.S. need to be overhauled to remain financially healthy while ensuring universal access to safe, affordable water.

Michigan cities need more federal funding to complete the mammoth task of modernizing water infrastructure, according to Ridgway White, president and CEO of the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.

Staff at the Flint Community Lab aim to test tap water from every occupied household in Flint by the end of 2022.

New York artist blends art and science to depict 10,000 years of Great Lakes history.

Soaring water rates and stagnant income growth are making it harder for lower-income households in the Chicago metro area to pay their water bills.

The Flint River Watershed Coalition honored Ridgway White, president and CEO of the Mott Foundation, for his dedication to improving the Flint River.

Flint teens are helping their hometown recover from the water crisis and restoring community trust in the process

Improving conditions in Michigan’s largest river system have cleared the way for the return of sturgeon, a prehistoric fish species.