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Clean lines more efficiently and effectively by choosing the proper nozzles for high-pressure waterjetting

American Water Works Association visits El Paso Water Utilities to help mark the 30th anniversary of the Fred Hervey Water Reclamation Plant

A Grand River voyage raises funds and awareness for Water for People

See why this plumber relies on the Hot-Shot for dealing with frozen pipe emergencies

Owner of 1961 class ring thankful for the diligence of two Poplar Bluff, Missouri, utility workers who went out of their way

This week, we celebrate the anniversary of not only the creation of uniform drinking water standards, but water security.

In this week's news, a pheasant could be the cause of an expensive cleanup, Cleveland approves spending for its sewer system and a decorative manhole project kicks off in Calgary.

The compact, lightweight Kinetic Water Ram from General Pipe Cleaners quickly opens clogged sinks, toilets and tubs. A self-contained pump and pressure gauge lets you hit the stoppage with just the right amount of force.

Don’t be daunted by high-tech utility locators. With a little know-how, this tool can be a technician's best friend.

New site features valuable industry resources, increased content and a more user-friendly interface to provide a better online experience

Sherman to become president and CEO of parent company of Guzzler and Vactor

American Water Works Association urges swift action to fund water infrastructure tool

In this week's industry news, crises is averted on the campus of Clemson University as Global Pump comes to the rescue before a nationally televised football game

Massive cleanup in South Carolina highlights the power of teamwork and community in the aftermath of Hurricane Joaquin. But there's still much work to be done.

A Utah water operator assists in a holiday miracle. Watch the dramatic rescue caught on a body camera.

Hundreds to attend 37th Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition beginning Feb. 29 in Champaign

Browse the latest products exclusively for the municipal sewer and water industry.

In 2016, Louisville Water will spend $21 million to inspect, repair and replace water mains in its service area.