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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced in July that $58 million in grant funding is available to protect children from lead in drinking water at schools and childcare facilities across the United States. The funds can be used for testing, compliance monitoring and lead in drinking water remediation projects. This is the first time that activities that remove sources of lead in drinking water are eligible to receive funding through the Water Infrastructure Improvements f...

The Lead Affinity Group will be conducting community presentations this fall to raise awareness and education.

Durham NC has warning signs or fencing up around contaminated areas, including a playground at Northgate Park.

Can better ad creative improve brand results? How does a marketer improve creative effectiveness? Pepsico, Boston Beer and System 1 have some answers!

Two Baltimore-area school districts did not report lead-testing data in 2022 despite requirements under state law.

Maryland school districts tell the I-Team they're not using federal COVID-19 relief funds to replace lead pipes or water fixtures.

New data shows dozens of Maryland K-12 public schools still have high levels of lead in the drinking water, the 11 News I-Team has learned.

Lead contamination continues to be an issue in Indianapolis, though many people might not be aware of the risk it poses or how close it is to their own lives.

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (WBOY) — Women, Infants & Children (WIC) is known to assist mothers and infants, though now they’re stretching their hands a little further in the community. Over the last two years, officials from Harrison County WIC offices and the Harrison County Health Department, have pushed for more lead testing in the county. Since […]

Tyco firefighting foam facility in Marinette is believed to have contaminated area.