Flint, Michigan spent months without water its residents could trust, after a switch in the city's water source left the supply contaminated with lead. This DTV News report tracks that timeline from the initial decision that changed the water source through the point where the crisis became undeniable, using interviews with families who had to haul in bottled water and find other ways to bathe, cook, and drink while officials disputed what was happening to the tap water in their own homes. The film stays close to the people affected rather than the political fight in Lansing or Washington, letting residents describe the daily logistics of living without a safe water supply and the frustration of being told for too long that nothing was wrong. It also traces what changed once the contamination was confirmed and outside attention arrived, and what did not.