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In this week's news, flushable wipes makers face another lawsuit, two major water system acquisitions are announced, and a rural Wisconsin water operator is recognized.

Municipalities sometimes resort to unconventional means to keep its metal infrastructure from ending up at the scrapyard.

Unprecedented water regulations will cut residential and commercial use, but they won’t reduce reliance on water when fires flare up

New global study says our escalating water crisis is also about quality

A ruling by a California court could impact how most of the state's water utilities charge ratepayers

A Pittsburgh Water and Sewer employee arrested again on drug charges

DC Water has three tunnel boring machines deployed on its $2.6 billion project to address combined sewer overflows

Stormwater system improvements and initiatives have had a big impact on public safety

The EPA's Clean Water Rule has been over a year in the making. Find out what it includes and why some opponents consider it an overreach of federal power.

Utilities across California are increasing efforts to educate customers on new water use regulations

A Mississippi mayor declares emergency on the city's aging sewer system, and a Ohio utility will begin delivering water to outlying customers.

Steady expansion built on deep knowledge brings success to Lined Valve Company.

A cheap tool helps researchers track source of wastewater contamination