WATERBURY, CT (WFSB) - A massive water main break in Waterbury ravaged the brass city. Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about the situation: Waterbury Mayor Paul Pernerewski said ...

Crews have been working around the clock on restoring water access after a structural failure of a 36-inch water main line on ...

Water service has been restored citywide in Waterbury as of Wednesday morning, according to Mayor Paul Pernerewski. If residents don’t have running water, it is likely to be because of an air lock ...

The service branch's personnel office needs to move applications to a new Salesforce licensing model while keeping the current systems up and running. The Air Force is facing a challenge familiar ...

MIT researchers have found a way to use the mechanical vibrations of sound waves to shake water molecules free from a storage medium. The breakthrough significantly speeds up the process of harvesting ...

The city issued an urgent request to conserve water and temporarily refrain from flushing their individual plumbing systems.

Israeli scientists are studying a natural process that has balanced Earth’s climate for millions of years by removing carbon dioxide from the air through interactions between rain, rocks, and water.

In the summer, heat pumps protect their owners during scorching heat waves and keep them comfortable on less-intense days — while also filtering some of the air pollution from wildfire smoke, an ...

Aqua completed a new PFAS treatment system at Edgely facility, removing “forever chemicals” from drinking water for nearly 11,000 customers.

Smart technology is no longer just about convenience. The same tools that let us dim lights with a voice command or check the heating from an app are quietly reshaping how we stay safe. From homes and ...

There’s a new lock-in going viral—but don’t worry, this one isn’t government-mandated. Called “The Great Lock-In,” the social media trend challenges people to spend the last months of the year ...

Crews in Novi, Mich., work to repair a September break in a 42-inch water transmission main owned and operated by Great Lakes Water Authority. An estimated $3.4 trillion will be needed over the next ...