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The City of Kalamazoo is asking Parchment Public Water Supply customers to flush their water pipes as soon as possible, to help expedite the conversion to Kalamazoo's water supply.

It now seems that trace elements of PFAS have been detected in three wells in the city of Portage as well, inspiring the city to shut them down.

This is meant to be a temporary solution so PFAS can be flushed from Parchment’s system, but there is a possibility it will become a permanent fix.

Kalamazoo County has formally declared a state of emergency following the discovery of PFAS in the City of Parchment's drinking water system.

People going door to door in Parchment selling kits they allege will test for the PFAS contaminant in water. Don't buy one, it's a scam.

The City of Parchment, and Cooper Township is advising any resident on the City of Parchment’s water supply system to IMMEDIATELY stop using their water for drinking after high amounts of the chemical PFAS have been found in the water supply of City of Parchment.

The city of Battle Creek in particular is asking its residents to offer a helping hand to the city by clearing...

The city of Battle Creek has released a statement after discovering Battle Creek's Wastewater Treatment Plant spilled 26,600 gallons of partially treated sludge and raw sludge into the Kalamazoo River around 12 O'clock Monday morning.

As the Flint water crisis continues, people have been questioning the safety of other large municipal water system around Michigan. This prompted the City of Kalamazoo to issues this statement on Thursday afternoon.

By now you know what's going on in Flint with the lead- contaminated water.  The "finger-pointing" and "blame-game' continues because, well, that's what people do these days.  what is getting lost in all of that is the effort being made to bring the basic necessity of water to the families in Flint.  Here's the latest...