Tonight on MiWeek:

• Flint Water Charges - Criminal charges are filed against three officials involved in the Flint water crisis, and the state attorney general warns that more charges are coming. The MiWeek team discusses this latest action in this tragic public health calamity.
• Michigan Politics - This week marked the deadline for Michigan politicians to file for the November elections. There are some interesting names who have decided to run for offices, but even more importantly, what impact will the national elections have on politics in Michigan? The MiWeek team takes a look.
• MSTEP - The state's new MSTEP assessment test could be on its way out already, just two years after it started. The MiWeek team analyzes the State Superintendent's new vision for standardized testing.
• Headlines - The MiWeek team talks about a couple of national headlines: Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, and Senator John McCain's decision to skip the GOP Convention.

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