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Six years later, that situation dramatically changed.

Leaders from PWSA and ALCOSAN celebrated the rehabilitation of a combined sewage overflow outfall near Hazelwood Green. The outfall carries about 400 million gallons of raw sewage and stormwater, one of the biggest in the system.

The job of replacing the Highland II reservoir's liner and cover is the biggest project of its type underway in the U.S.

The changes were approved unanimously last month by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and had the support of PWSA, the city, the Pennsylvania Office of Consumer Advocate, and advocacy group Pittsburgh United.

The condition of infrastructure projects should be included in bond pricing metrics as many infrastructure assets around the country have turned into liabilities.

Four Virginia police officers were wearing activated bodycams when a man they were searching for began to shoot at them. Police returned fire and killed him.

Four special operations unit officers in Virginia were wearing activated body cameras when a man they were trying to arrest shot at them and they returned fire, police said.

After a pandemic-related hiatus the past two years, the Patriotic Festival was back in force this weekend — held in downtown Norfolk for the first time.

Mayor Ed Gainey’s transition team thinks the Pennsylvania American Water company needs to be more transparent about how it’s replacing lead pipes. The private company just started its replacement program last month.

About 200 to 300 friends and family of Marvin J. Milton Jr. had gathered at Berkley Park to remember the shooting victim when more shots were fired. One man was shot in the leg.