What water consumers need to know about the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule Improvements

Fulfilling all our water needs takes some creativity during drought conditions.

As the weather heats up in several parts of the United States, responsible outdoor water use is very important.

It’s important to wait until after your community’s last freeze before turning your home's irrigation system on. Beginning to water your lawn too early could have a devastating impact. Water expands when it freezes in an irrigation line, which could lead to expensive breaks.

Part of being an active water consumer is getting to know your home's water pressure.

A tragic event in Seattle is a reminder that tap water is not intended to be inhaled through the nose, even if it is run through home treatment devices.

When natural disasters happen, it can get our minds going as to what we can do to be prepared if we're ever faced with such disasters or other emergencies.

A clever and perhaps misleading Pur water filters TV campaign puts a fine point on the importance of being informed about your tap water quality.

There may soon be houseboats or floating homes that can create their own heat, electricity and even water, according to a recent Gizmag article.