Homeowners say they were blindsided after receiving bills, some totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, for 2013 sewer project.

Want to tell your customers about the flushable wipes problem? Look no further than the National Association of Clean Water Agencies, which provides free materials to utilities and organizations.

In 2016, Louisville Water will spend $21 million to inspect, repair and replace water mains in its service area.

Maximizing efficiency during pipeline rehabilitation projects takes the right equipment

City will also develop a program to help low-income communities improve sewer infrastructure.

In this weeks news, a construction-site error causes sewer woes, a water main break creates a 50-foot geyser, and a pilot program enlists homeowners.