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Poster contest highlights green infrastructure projects in Region 6

Oldcastle Precast's special culvert garnered approval from the Phildadelphia Water Department and doubled capacity on a $12.5 million combined sewer outfall project

Water department teams love testing themselves during state or national conventions. Here's the story of how one regional competition got started.

In this week’s news, aging brick pipelines are creating headaches in Georgia’s oldest city, Detroit gets $8.9 million for green infrastructure, and LA deploys shade balls in its ongoing battle against drought

New development owners are typically paying the same amount to be connected to local water systems despite wide-ranging differences in their water use, researchers say

Bob Schneider of Schneider Plumbing & Heating in Northampton, Massachusetts, came to the rescue with the Cold-Shot Pipe Freezing Kit from General Pipe Cleaners when pipes burst at a renovated hotel

EPA and local officials celebrated the completion of a water pipeline in New Jersey with a toast of clean drinking water

With another El Niño on its way, a proactive approach to stormwater management helps officials mitigate risks when Southern California suddenly gets too much rain

Designation recognizes achievement, stature and contributions in water quality

A town manager's antics result in harassment claims by two public works employees who recently were fired

Marketing tools for water agencies are part of a new public awareness campaign, 'What's the Value of Water?'

In this week's news, photos surface of a manhole cover that ripped through the floor of a NYC bus, Californians reduce water use, and the winner of Wisconsin's best-tasting water is unveiled

Dive into the world of LinkedIn groups, network with industry leaders, and stay on top of the latest news with this list of water and wastewater groups

From assisting with flow tests to painting fire hydrants, students lend a helping hand while learning on the job

On Aug. 5, an EPA team working at a Colorado gold mine accidentally released millions of gallons of wastewater into the nearby river. Now, that water is headed toward New Mexico.

StoneAge CEO provides an update on the latest WJTA-IMCA developments

Ratepayers in La Habra Heights, California, who reduce their consumption are eligible for a cash prize, and the contest is already paying dividends

Here's a sneak peak of the winning videos from this year's StormTV Project competition

The foam injector from Water Cannon can be used for a wide range of pressure washing applications and operates with cold- or hot-water pressure washers