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In this week’s news briefs, Sioux City addresses its hydrogen sulfide problem and a photo of a Louisiana water tower destroyed by a tornado surfaces online.

Angry residents report they were not alerted in a timely fashion after boil water advisory was issued.

Flint-based engineering firm to track service lines and identify high-priority areas

Networking, education sessions and equipment drew a big crowd for the 2016 trade show

Trench safety expert offers a detailed checklist of things your crews can do to plan for and eliminate dangers

The first of its kind in the nation, Madison's Lead Service Replacement Program has perhaps paved the way for other cities.

Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show floor opened Thursday, drawing thousands

DC Water partners with the Water Environment Federation to launch a program to promote workers who install, inspect and maintain green infrastructure systems.

In this week’s news briefs, a tragedy in Boston prompts immediate action by the state DOT, federal officials react to record rainfall in southern Florida, and Michigan municipalities report a mild winter.

Go behind the scenes and learn some of the intricate details of what it takes to stage one of the largest trade shows in the world for water and wastewater industry

Looking for education opportunities in the water and wastewater industry? Check out this updated listing of upcoming events from around the country.

In the latest roundup of industry news, Franklin Electric lends support to a military vet and his family, and Federal Signal opens a new service center in Midland, Texas.

Wastewater Equipment Fair scheduled for Sept. 12 and 13 in Milwaukee

Crews spend WWETT Show set-up days prepping trucks for opening of the show

Funds are required to prevent CSOs and protect drinking water in Great Lakes states.

Latest PureRobotics crawler designed to carry sensors and tools vast distances through water and wastewater pipelines

A new game teaches players about the real-world political and geographical challenges water leaders in the West are facing

In this week's news, a Georgia water utility lends the military a helping hand, a Massachusetts town sues its wastewater collection system operator, and the U.S. House easily passes a new drinking water safety bill.