lead service lines

Groups that advocate for clean water are applauding the Environmental Protection Agency's new rule on replacing lead pipes - but they warn that the drinking water in schools remains at risk

Representatives from the White House will be in Wausau Thursday to help kick off the city's effort to replace eight thousand lead service lines still in use in the city

Gov. Tony Evers is allocating more than $402 million to address polluted drinking water in Wisconsin. Evers' office announced the move Monday.

With kids heading back to school, the issue of whether all students and staff have access to safe drinking water remains a focal point of education and environmental groups. They want federal officials to update a key rule

The state of Wisconsin stands to benefit from an announcement by the EPA funneling over six billion dollars from the bipartisan infrastructure bill for clean drinking water access

Wausau Mayor Katie Rosenberg says she expects that city leaders will spend much of this year crafting the plan to remove lead pipes from the city's water infrastructure, both on the public and private side

Wausau Mayor Katie Rosenberg is back from her appearance at the White House for a panel discussion on lead service line removal

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is announcing a $500 million plan to upgrade drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. The initiative is called MI…

At least 150,000 Wisconsin homes still have lead water service lines, although the number could be as high as 450,000, according to the Environmental…

More than 150,000 Wisconsin homes, businesses, schools, and daycares get their water through lead pipes, according to data newly compiled by the…