ASHEVILLE, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - The City of Asheville is encouraging residents to participate in a free lead and copper drinking water testing program as part of its water recovery efforts. The ...

The LCRI is the latest in a series of updates to the original Lead and Copper Rule (LCR), first issued in 1991. While the initial LCR was designed to limit lead and copper levels in drinking water, ...

Resources are available for Atlanta-area households to have their water checked for lead exposure. (Getty Images) After a federal law change, counties across Georgia are making it easier for residents ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — After exceedingly high lead level results last year that Syracuse officials blamed on improper testing procedures, federal inspectors are looking at Syracuse’s water system this week.

The city of Asheville stressed that its distribution pipes do not contain lead, and it has no detectable lead in its main reservoir. (Photo: Starr Sariego for the Asheville Watchdog) Sally Wasileski, ...

Press release from The City of Asheville: Water Resources launched an investigative sampling program focused on testing for lead and copper from 25 locations across the distribution system, in ...

The City of Las Cruces utilities is working to identify lead and copper water service lines throughout the city. The City has been inspecting water pipes after a change in a Environmental Protection ...

It’s that time of year again, when Las Vegas Valley water managers send out glossy booklets to customers, revealing what harmful compounds — if any — may be lurking in their drinking water. Whether ...

During a Nov. 14 Buncombe County Briefing, Water Resources representative Clay Chandler reported that testing had revealed the presence of lead in the water at several area elementary schools due to ...

A letter from the city of Tallahassee informing 33,000 water customers that they could have privately-owned lead pipes running from their property to city water lines has sparked confusion and concern ...

GARDEN CITY, Mich. – Garden City recently discovered elevated levels of lead in the drinking water of some homes and buildings in the community. Lead exposure can cause serious health problems, ...