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Jackson, Miss., under boil-water advisory after water tests positive for E. coli - Vimarsana News

Jackson, Miss., under boil-water advisory after water tests positive for E. coli

Public health authorities issued a boil-water advisory in Mississippi's capital city and surrounding areas after water test samples came back positive for E. coli.

Source: yahoo.com
WREG tests Germantown residents' water weeks after crisis - Vimarsana News

WREG tests Germantown residents' water weeks after crisis

GERMANTOWN, Tenn. — It’s been weeks since a diesel spill in Germantown made the city water there undrinkable. Residents were left scrambling for safe drinking water, and even now, five weeks later, some are still not convinced things are safe. When Germantown water was contaminated with diesel fuel in July, it sent shock waves through […]

Source: yahoo.com
University Park, IL residents still use bottled water 4 years after lead in water from Aqua Illinois caused 'do not consume' order - Vimarsana News

University Park, IL residents still use bottled water 4 years after lead in water from Aqua Illinois caused 'do not consume' order

University Park residents are still using bottled water four years after lead in water provided by Aqua Illinois prompted a "do not consume" order.

I-Team: 2 school districts didn't test for lead in water - Vimarsana News

I-Team: 2 school districts didn't test for lead in water

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

Source: wbaltv.com
Schools aren't fixing problem of lead in water - Vimarsana News

Schools aren't fixing problem of lead in water

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

Source: wbaltv.com