In recognition of August being National Water Quality Month, we have some simple steps you can take to make a big impact on your community's water quality.

Switching your showerhead and lead to huge savings of water and money.

Microbeads in some of our personal care products can lead to pollution and disrupt the food chain

Would using an automatic car wash use more or less water than washing it at home?

As water sits stagnant in pipes and tanks within buildings, water quality issues can arise. That means the stale water should be flushed out of buildings before they re-open.

Your tap water is safe to drink and use to wash away germs

Transforming your landscape could be the gift that keeps giving.

The key to a healthy 2020 and beyond may just be your kitchen faucet.

Your Christmas tree selection could help land you on Santa's nice list.

Certain provisions in the 2018 Farm Bill are bringing the agriculture community and water utilities to the table to improve and protect source water.Nutrients used for farming can wash into our source water, which impacts water utilities aiming to manage water supplies. To help address this, the 2018 Farm Bill requires that 10 percent ($4 billion over the next 10 years) of conservation funding be targeted for source water protection. This funding goes through the Natural Resources Conservation S...