The Fourth of July is one of the busiest times of the year to be on the water – and this year could be extra busy.

More communities gained access to safe drinking water across the state this spring as the State Water Resources Control Board’s Safe and Affordable Funding for Equity and Resilience program ...

About 60 million Americans are exposed to nitrate in drinking water from farm runoff, raising the risk of several cancers and ...

The death count on Colorado waters in 2025 is trending lower than in recent years, and search and rescue teams, including in Jefferson County, are training to continue that decline.

As Colorado water deaths trend lower, this rescue team trains in ‘the most difficult conditions’ to keep people safe Fatalities on the state's rivers and lakes hit a record of 42 in 2022 ...

The city of Northglenn assured residents on Friday that its drinking water is safe to drink, despite having sudden “taste” and “odor” issues it attributed to natural materia… ...

Central Iowa Water Works reinforced Friday that water coming out of the system’s treatment plants continues to meet federal safe drinking water standards. The regional water production authority said ...

A map showing the levels of arsenic in drinking water in different locations. Uncredited/JAMA Network What To Know The study was conducted via review of 14,000 pregnancies across 35 cohort sites ...

MANCHESTER, N.H. — The Greenville Water Department said there are elevated levels of lead in the town's drinking water. Lead exposure can cause decreased IQ and attention span issues in children.

New rules in the federal Safe Drinking Water Act require water utilities to notify every customer it believes has a lead pipe or ones made of galvanized steel, which can contain lead.

Large-scale studies have shown that PFAs in drinking water correlates with increased levels of cancer in multiple parts of the body. A review in the journal eBioMedicine linked PFAs exposure to ...