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EPA proposal would require municipalities to replace all lead pipes in water systems within 10 years.

Chicago received a $336 million federal investment to help replace dangerous lead water pipes in the city, with more funding on the way.

COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - The next Branch County Association of Realtors and Coldwater Area Chamber of Commerce C...

COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - The Coldwater Board of Public Utilities says crews will begin proactively replacing lea...

>> i read in the new york times today that one of my problems is if i were to run for president, i like republicans. okay, well, bless me father for i have sinned. [laughter] [applause] but, you know, from where i come from, i dont know how you get anything done. i dont think you get anything done, so we started talking to one another again. >> now, i have to say, personally, i was pretty skeptical of that line. but it is true that bidens biggest accomplishments, like the american rescue plan, t...

Which it looks like well pass, biden also signed the chips bill, which invests in american tech manufacturing, there is the bipartisan infrastructure bill, to spend money in investing roads in bridges, broadband, lead pipe replacement, among other projects. there is the first meaningful piece of gun safety legislation to pass congress in nearly three decades. theres illegal codification of gay marriage, all of which got the requisite votes to overcome a republican -- bipartisan bills. now, liste...

The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is helping cities across the country remove dangerous lead pipes from neighborhoods at no cost to homeowners.

Arizona will get $109.5 million from the federal infrastructure bill this year to improve water systems in the state – a fraction of the $1.4 billion list of needs state

Arizona will get $109.5 million from the federal infrastructure bill this year to improve water systems in the state – a fraction of the $1.4 billion list of needs state

Arizona will get $109.5 million from the federal infrastructure bill this year to improve water systems in the state – a fraction of the $1.4 billion list of needs state