More than 99% of the city's lead lines have been replaced under Michigan's accelerated infrastructure investment program

In other sewer and water news, a recent report shows 1.4 million people in the United States had their water service shut off in 2016

The American Water Works Association affirmed to the U.S. House Subcommittee on the Environment that changes to the act are long overdue

The American Water Works Association is asking President-elect Donald Trump and the new administration to work with it on water infrastructure financing and cybersecurity.

If you noticed a legal, health or safety violation on the job site, what would you do? Fortunately, most problems can be resolved internally. But when circumstances are dire, here's what you should know before becoming a whistleblower.

In this week's news, a Georgia water utility lends the military a helping hand, a Massachusetts town sues its wastewater collection system operator, and the U.S. House easily passes a new drinking water safety bill.

The American Public Works Association commends legislation that will help small and rural communities comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act