Michigan Articles

Two municipalities in the Midwest have successfully reduced their combined sewer overflows well ahead of state and federal mandates

Four-year-old sinkhole in East Detroit stocked with bluegill, goldfish and carp

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

A new regional authority was formalized June 12 to take over operations of Detroit's water and sewer system

Water workers sue over lost jobs, Detroit resumes water shutoffs and Iowa's water bodies get a failing grade.

In this week's news, was a water main break responsible for plumbing issues at this year's running of the Preakness Stakes? And two states announce funding for major water projects.

Federal and state agencies receive more than $3.1 million in additional funding to reduce algal blooms in Lake Erie.

In this week's news, sewer and water crews diligently search for a broken main, areas of Michigan struggle with heavy rains, and one city debates using basements for stormwater cisterns.

Farmington Hills is building a massive water storage tower designed to reduce peak demand charges and save ratepayers millions of dollars annually.

Farmington Hills is building a massive water storage tower designed to reduce peak demand charges and save ratepayers millions of dollars annually.

The EPA handed out millions of dollars in grants to support green infrastructure. Is it enough to solve algae woes?

Oakland County (Mich.) implements a variety of actions to keep stormwater pollution from impacting the Great Lakes.