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Grundfos pumping system pays for itself by efficiently matching municipal water pressure with demand.

Save time and money by registering for WEF's no-charge webinars. Here's what's on the late-summer agenda ...

California’s Victor Valley Wastewater Reclamation Authority is banking on innovative energy-from-waste technology to become energy independent.

Andy Hall has combined technical skill with a human touch to build an award-winning career in fast-growing Rio Rancho.

New video nozzle from Envirosight is a good fit for smaller municipal sewer lines.

The Washington County Service Authority uses aggressive system upgrades and new technology to improve operating efficiency.

Preserving and protecting our water resources is an industry-wide mission.

Sometimes, you don't miss it till it's gone.

A group of middle school students in Texas received the President's Environmental Youth Award for their work in lowering the levels of arsenic in drinking water.

When an Iowa water utility replaced its manual water meters, they decided to upcycle the old equipment by repurposing it

The JM-2900 has the same features as other General jets in its class but is lighter and more maneuverable

An investigative report has found smart meters in Tinley Park, Illinois inaccurately record how much water a household uses, resulting in overcharges

In this week’s news, an act of kindness ends tragically for a good Samaritan, Halifax Water employees are back on the job, and groundwater regulators in Nebraska join forces to combat drought

Do you think your municipality has what it takes to win the "Tank of the Year" contest?

Up to 10 million gallons of water gushed out of a broken water main, causing extensive damages on the UCLA campus, including historic Pauley Pavillion, last July

Pieces of early-American history, some dating as far back as the 1700s, were recently unearthed by workers in Seattle. Here's what they found ...

Annual meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers' Pipelines Division set for Aug. 23-26 in Baltimore