READING, Pa. - The Environmental Protection Agency enacted stricter guidelines when it comes to identifying and replacing lead and copper pipes. The Reading Area Water Authority is working to make ...

It’s that time of the year when cold weather is not only a nuisance to you, but also to your home if you aren’t careful. Winter means nighttime lows are plummeting and seasonal storms are on the ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — As temperatures plunge during the winter months, water main breaks become more common across the city, creating disruptions for residents and businesses alike. According to ...

The winter season has officially begun, and it's time for folks to prepare for dropping temperatures. This can mean ensuring snowblowers are in working order and having furnaces checked before turning ...

We're expecting temperatures to drop again this weekend, with highs expected to only reach the low-20s, and plumbers across Cincinnati are urging you to take action now to protect your pipes from ...

Much of the U.S. is facing a potentially colder-than-average winter, and many states have already experienced their first snow of the season. Cold temperatures and bad weather can impact more than ...

Frigid temperatures in Kentucky and other states can cause home water pipes to freeze. To prevent freezing, let faucets drip, keep the garage door closed, and maintain a consistent home temperature.

Bitter cold is coming to central Pennsylvania by the end of the week, with a polar vortex threatening temperatures unusual even for December. Here are some steps to take to avoid disaster and keep ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. With another blast of bitter cold headed for North Carolina, it’s a good time to think about whether your pipes could be in danger of ...

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Reader question:There are so many black pipes along Main Street. What are they even for? More important is when are they going to go away? They are taking up so much of the sidewalk. Answer: Sewage ...