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St. Cloud significantly reduces I&I over the course of a five-year rehabilitation program utilizing sliplining and CIPP.

The Cambridge Department of Public Works is counting on an engineered wetland to help reduce CSOs.

As the weather warms up, city sewer systems from Boston to Bangor, Maine, are being challenged by this winter's record-setting snowfall totals.

Water leaders to Congress: 'Let's free WIFIA' from tax-exempt bond prohibition

Grappling with record-breaking cold, it was a busy winter for municipalities faced with freeze ups.

In this week's news, the WSSC completes work on a $146 million project and Des Moines Water Works moves forward with its lawsuit.

Utilities across the nation host events to educate water consumers during Fix-A-Leak Week 2015.

One of the nation's biggest St. Patty's Day parties is just another walk in the park.

Without state OSHA plans, water and wastewater workers are vulnerable

Watch as a frightened pup nicknamed Bitty is saved from a sewer line during a storm.

As a wastewater worker, you’re on the front line of the fight against communicable disease. How do you avoid illness? Here’s what WHO’s Dr. Adrianus Vlugman, had to say at this year’s WWETT Show.