City officials said that the sewer overflows do not impact Fort Worth's drinking water and it is safe for personal use.

The City Council will hold a public hearing on June 10 for residents to potentially protest the rate increase.

San Tan Valley’s new water treatment plant serves nearly 160,000 homes, treating millions of gallons each day.

The water heater saga is just one part of the Trump administration’s efforts to roll back energy regulations put in place by the Biden administration. Earlier this week, Congress approved legislation ...

International drinks maker Red Bull's expansion plans in the drought-ridden region around the German capital are coming under ...

Something as simple as a few annuals in pots can provide enough to attract a few hummingbirds and provide them some much ...

Company failed to act on wastewater operator who was frequently asleep and smelling like alcohol at work, according to court ...

The City of Marlin has declared a disaster as it continues to battle an ongoing water crisis. Officials are seeking state aid ...

Altadena’s motley group of water companies join a history of water in the area that dates back to the 19th century and ...

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is expecting a construction permit application from a TVA-led team to build a reactor at ...

In Massa’s case, that’s meant spending six to nine hours a week since early 2023 working mostly alone to transform a long, ...