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In this week’s news, workers in New York unearth more than a water main, Beverly Hills is fined for water overuse, and Akron tackles CSOs by embarking on its biggest construction project ever

Water technology is exploding in Milwaukee. A second Global Water Center will soon be built, and businesses are flocking to this 'great place on a Great Lake.' Here’s why.

Make the most of your trip to Indianapolis by taking advantage of the education sessions

Originally constructed in 1939, Madison's Well No. 7 was considered state of the art at the time. But Father Time hasn't been so kind to this aging well.

Cityworks staff rejoins experts at the University of Wisconsin to offer a two-day, executive-level course on asset management

Fast‐Vac/Multi‐Vac has won a bid to supply the South Eastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority with a self-contained, palletized vacuum loader

A tragic traffic accident prompts officials in Wisconsin to reconfigure ductwork on city-owned vacuum trucks

In this week's news, a third Louisiana water system tests positive for brain-eating amoebas, new groundwater data reveals some unsettling news for California, and a water main break wreaks havoc in Wisconsin's capital.

Kenosha Water Utility’s Traveling Tap promotes environmental and economic benefits of microfiltered Great Lakes 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

More cities join a class-action lawsuit aimed at eliminating the flushable wipes problem in municipal wastewater systems

In this week's news, Fargo Water Utility races to combat an invasive species, drop cloths cause major problems at a lift station, and LA pushes for big water rate increases

In this week's news, a labor dispute continues between Halifax Water and public employees, and a Wisconsin city inches closer in its pursuit of Lake Michigan water