A recent report shows U.S. households spend a median of $1,065 annually on water and sewer services, with costs rising due to infrastructure upgrades and operational expenses, affecting 72% of households.

The EPA's proposed UCMR 6 mandates monitoring for 30 unregulated contaminants in public water systems from 2028 to 2030.

Programs explore career awareness, exploration and training.

Advanced sensors and integrated mapping capabilities allow utilities to shift from reactive repairs to proactive maintenance, improving operational efficiency and asset longevity in pressurized infrastructure networks.

WaterWorld Top Projects showcases ingenuity in major water utility projects across the United States.

Madison, Wisconsin, has begun a detailed sanitary sewer study led by Carollo Engineers to evaluate system capacity amid ongoing growth.

Following intense storms that dumped up to 7 inches of rain in hours, West Virginia faces extensive flooding and infrastructure damage. State officials have requested federal assistance, but the disaster declaration has not yet been approved.

Austin Water's Walnut Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant earned its sixth consecutive NACWA Platinum Peak Performance Award while advancing a $1.5 billion expansion to increase treatment capacity and modernize operations.

The Senate EPW Committee has unanimously approved the bipartisan WRDA 2026, authorizing key water infrastructure projects, flood management, and ecosystem restoration across the U.S.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers broke ground July 21 on the second phase of a safety modification project at Rough River Dam in Kentucky, launching a six- to eight-year, effort to fix a foundation problem the agency has been monitoring for years. The $891 million project follows a dam safety evaluation that found the dam's foundation posed an unacceptable...