More than a decade after toxic water poured from the taps and government trust went down the drain in Flint, Michigan, residents are finally seeing real progress. The state is set to announce that most of the city’s lead pipes have been replaced — over 10 years after the city’s water crisis sparked national outrage.

Flint has replaced most of its lead water pipes, more than ten years after contaminated water was found in the Michigan city's water system, prompting national outrage

Congresswoman Carol Miller said she had never heard of the water crisis in Wyoming County, now she sings a different tune.