Well water at 29 Maryland schools exceeds EPA limit for so-called 'forever chemicals' The entire scope of the problem posed by so-called “forever chemicals” in the water at dozens of Maryland schools ...

A journalist and a farmer visit three fields with different styles of cultivation — conventional, organic and no-till — to bury cotton underwear in each. Though this sounds like the beginning of a bad ...

The agency wants to make it easier to treat and reuse wastewater at drilling sites. Research is advancing, but some skeptics abound. Oil and gas companies are running out of options for disposing of ...

NUNDA, N.Y. — Residents of the small village of Nunda in Livingston County are struggling with a significant water quality problem, forcing many to seek alternative water sources for basic needs. The ...

Two Rhode Island homeowners are experiencing water quality issues, including orange slime and sediment, despite their water meeting state health standards. Both homeowners have spent significant money ...

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Virginia‘s legislative session will begin on Wednesday but will immediately gavel out for the day until next week because of water problems in Richmond. Richmond was placed under a boil advisory on ...

When your toilet suddenly stops flushing or filling correctly, taking a look inside the tank will usually help you diagnose the problem. Sometimes, what's going on inside your toilet tank can let you ...

NEIGHBORS ON CONSTANT STREET SAY A CONSTANT TRICKLE OF WATER HAS LEFT THEM NOT ONLY CONCERNED FOR THEIR STREET, BUT WORRIED AS THIS ISSUE THEY SAY, IS GETTING WORSE BY THE DAY. TRAFFIC ANCHOR BRANDI B ...

APALACHICOLA, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Residents in Apalachicola are reporting strong odors and discoloration coming from their city-provided water systems. They say they’ve been dealing with smelly water ...

“Water loves to tell on itself,” Scott Johnson, president of the American Society of Home Inspectors, said in a recent interview with CR. Ain’t that the truth. Your nose never lies. Johnson says musty ...