In Mississippi capital: Water everywhere but not a drop to drink
Mississippi’s capital city has a water problem — too much on the ground after heavy rains, but not enough that's safe to consume.
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Mississippi’s capital city has a water problem — too much on the ground after heavy rains, but not enough that's safe to consume.
Mississippi's capital city is grappling with multiple water problems -- too much on the ground after heavy rainfall in the past week, and not enough safe water coming through the pipes for people to use.
Parts of Jackson were without running water Tuesday because flooding exacerbated longstanding problems in one of two water-treatment plants.
Parts of Jackson were without running water Tuesday because flooding worsened problems in one of two water-treatment plants.
Parts of Jackson were without running water Tuesday because flooding worsened problems in one of two water-treatment plants.