Hampton Roads residents are urged to check their water pipes immediately. A new federal mandate requires all U.S. cities to identify and remove lead water service lines, a known health risk. Is Your Water Safe? Hampton Roads officials say the water is safe due to corrosion control programs. These treatments prevent lead and copper from … Read more
Newport News Waterworks, a key utility in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, is currently grappling with a significant backlog in water leak repairs. As of now, the utility is contending with around 160 active leaks, many of which are expected to go unrepaired for up to six months. The primary reason for this delay … Read more
A New Wave of Cyber Threats In recent years, Russia’s military intelligence unit, Sandworm, notorious for its aggressive cyber operations, has possibly evolved or branched out into a new entity known as the Cyber Army of Russia Reborn. This group has taken cyber warfare to new heights by targeting critical infrastructure in the United States … Read more
Across the United States, numerous cities grapple with aging water systems, financial constraints, and the growing need for infrastructure overhaul. These issues are not just confined to one area but are a widespread problem affecting many, particularly in communities that are economically disadvantaged or have seen significant population decline. This article explores the multifaceted challenges … Read more
WARNING – JACKSON, MI In an urgent development for residents of Jackson, Mississippi, and the nearby suburb of Flowood, health authorities have mandated a boil water notice following the detection of E. coli bacteria within the local water supply. This alert underscores the persistent challenges facing Jackson’s water system, which has struggled to maintain public … Read more