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Whether it’s for emergency repairs or routine maintenance, municipalities weigh in on the advantages of working at night along with the obvious risks.

Collection service workers in California come to the rescue after a Bay Area toddler flushes a family heirloom down the toilet

In the United States, we use 355 billion gallons of water every day. What other interesting tidbits does a USGS survey reveal? Take a look.

With the winter getting uglier, work zone safety becomes even more important.

A waterless system speeds up the relining process by using dry abrasives to clean water pipes.

Municipalities use a children’s book in educational outreach programs to explain how nonpoint pollutants entering storm drains can flow all the way to the ocean.

These little beady-eyed bandits are an unavoidable part of sewer work. How bad is the rat problem in your city?

In Evanston, Illinois, city managers found a new way to manage stormwater, decrease overflows and prevent basement backups — all while saving money.

Wood piping systems, on display at WEFTEC 2014, once dominated potable water infrastructure.

Safety is often linked to attitude and education. Find out how a behavior-based safety program can change employee outlook and eliminate problems before they even begin.

With tipping fees steadily increasing, King County, Washington, knew it had to do something to change customer behavior. Cue the music video.

Tank truck rollovers can happen in an instant. Are you at risk? See how much you really know about these potentially fatal accidents.

Truck fans, rejoice. We’re giving away one heck-of-a-pickup, and it could be yours.

What is the state of U.S. infrastructure? See for yourself in this look at some startling statistics.