The Flint water crisis is likely to be remembered as one of the worst public disasters caused by a local government in the state of Michigan's history.
And while several lawsuits have been filed, one recently made it back from the Sixth Circuit with bad news for several of the government officials named as defendants. The appellate court affirmed the lower court's ruling that certain officials and the state were not immune, but it also reversed the holding in favor of some other officials.