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It has been a whole year since the catastrophic mid-Michigan dam failures wiped out entire communities.
So many Michiganders who lost so much in the subsequent floods are still searching for help and answers -- and it may be a long time before they get either.
In May last year, the Edenville and Sanford dams broke, flooding the towns of Midland and Sanford, completely wiping out homes and businesses.
Now, one year later, there might be little left to clean up -- but one major question remains: Who is going to pay for all of the damage?
Related: Michigan flood victims may have to wait for accountability
The company that owned and operated the dams at the time of their failure is facing hundreds of lawsuits, but has filed for bankruptcy and will likely never have to pay homeowners who lost their homes.
So, what’s next?
Watch the full report in the video above.
More: Feds fine dam owners $15M for safety violations after 2020 mid-Michigan flooding
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