In this week’s news briefs, the EPA is receiving feedback about a new rule that would affect how utilities provide public notification about CSO discharges into the Great Lakes, and a Louisiana city is preparing to make a final push to fix infrastructure still affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Water groups throughout the nation are aiming to provide networking and innovation as they blaze a trail for the future of the world's most important natural resource.

In this week’s news briefs, only 16 percent of California’s water agencies are committing to continued water conservation now that state-mandated restrictions have been lifted, and a Wisconsin city’s plan to tap into Lake Michigan is met with some pushback.

Porous pavement helps control stormwater at eco-friendly nature preserve located on the shores of Lake Michigan

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.

In this week's news, the City of Red Deer hosts a grand opening for a new $140M sewer pipeline, a Colorado municipality plans a giant project of their own, and the Great Lakes Water Board names its first CEO

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

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

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

This cold-weather phenomenon requires a particular set of variables: a clear night, a slight offshore wind and plunging temperatures. Learn why it can mean disaster for water system intakes.