Flint’s emergency manager is out of the job (for now). And the city’s mayor and city council are back in charge of the financially troubled city.
Today's court hearing centered on whether the panel, appointed by the governor, to review the city of Flint's finances violated the state's open meetings law. An attorney for the state insisted the process followed by the panel was not 'secretive' even though it's meetings were not open to the public.
But Judge Rosemarie Aquilina appeared incredulous.