water

Recently a survey of 3,000 travelers was conducted, asking them one question: "Would you feel safe drinking the tap water in specific cities across the US?"

Type in your address and watch the map show you what your street looks like under several feet of water. NOAA made that possible.

The Water Department was out flushing hydrants across North Adams, which sounds like a fix — but for some neighbors, it actually made things worse before it got better.

A new tool from NOAA lets you peek into a future where our coastlines might look very different. Are we ready for what’s coming?

Local wastewater treatment is facing some serious changes that could hit home in your next bill. Let’s break it down.

One thing I've learned from moving to different places a lot is that every city's water has a unique taste. Doesn't mean the water tastes bad, just different.

Boil that water and watch out for those car horns! Adams is buzzing with concerns, but locals are coming together to find solutions.

Cold weather can reveal weaknesses in our aging infrastructure, leading to some hiccups in water service around town—but there’s good news on the way.

Here's a question for Massachusetts residents: How would you describe the quality of your tap water? Would you drink it?

Here's a question for Massachusetts residents: How would you describe the quality of your tap water? Would you drink it?