Entries Tagged Indiana

Low crime, good schools and economic growth make Brownsburg one of the best places to live in Indiana — it ranks 33rd...

Police in Clarksville, Indiana, have arrested a man suspected of stealing $3,000 worth of computers and tools from the Clarksville Wastewater Treatment...

The EPA is investigating a well-known vinyl chloride contamination problem in Kokomo, Indiana. For more than two decades, officials have been aware...

The show floor at the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment and Transport (WWETT) Show 2015 will be filled with the latest and...

The City of Scottsburg, Ind., recently improved its wastewater disinfection facility and elected to replace a chlorine feed system with a closed...

On Nov. 4, California voters approved Proposition 1, a $7.5 billion water bond that Gov. Jerry Brown had promoted as a way...

Some people celebrate anniversaries with cake, but here at COLE, we’re celebrating the 35th anniversary of the largest water and wastewater trade...

According to a new French study, cities and hospitals are releasing wastewater into the environment that contains antibiotic-resistant bacteria.The study suggests that...

A methane explosion on March 24 at the Goshen (Ind.) Wastewater Treatment Plant was likely caused by methane buildup in the plant’s...

After a punishing winter, full of snowstorms, ice storms and every mix of precipitation Mother Nature could conjure up, many freeways and...

In Winona, Minn., where residents have kept water running to ward off frozen pipes, the city council has decided to issue a...

The GaryCommunity.com website reports that a federal jury acquitted a former contractors and employees at the wastewater treatment plant in Gary, Ind.,...

The Star Press newspaper in Muncie, Ind., reports that Ball State University is considering building a greenhouse to treat and recycle its...

Stormwater mandates have been making the news this fall across Indiana. Decatur is expecting a 50 percent increase in sewage fees in...