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A tunnel-boring machine named Big Tex is up for the challenge of digging a 5-mile drainage tunnel 170 feet below Dallas, Texas, to mitigate flooding and runoff

Knowledge of soil classification and proper shoring techniques will help you and your crews remain safe in the trenches.

Tennessee utility takes on consent decree and rebuilds its system to handle any weather.

Small South Carolina district’s highly trained staff keeps up with growth and change.

Stanford University researchers discuss how a diversified water portfolio can meet California’s needs heading into an uncertain future.

No matter how tough it seems, keep thinking ahead and preparing your systems for the future.

Managers can adopt strategies to bring out the best in their quieter crew members.

On-site meteorological stations can help utilities gather data to support sound operating decisions and public communication.

NASSCO is focused on being the industry source for education, technical resources and advocacy.

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Good safety practices are at the core of any great utility, so it’s always helpful to revisit the fundamentals that make up a solid safety approach

Also in this week's sewer and water news, Trenton, New Jersey, unveils a plan to replace all its lead pipes over the next five years