AUSTIN (KXAN) — If your water tastes a little off, or it gives off a “chlorine-like” scent, have no fear. Three different ...

The city temporarily switched its water disinfectant, causing a possible change in the water's taste and smell.

Starting on Monday, June 16, and on-going through Monday, July 28Beginning June 16 and continuing through July 28, Greenville ...

Hence, water filters like WIRED's best-tested ... (But note that some cities that use chlorine sometimes temporarily switch to chlorine to disinfect their systems, and vice versa.) ...

The Water Department normally uses chloramine, a mix of ammonia and chlorine, to disinfect water. In June, the Water Department will use only chlorine, also known as “free chlorine.” ...

Water will remain safe to drink throughout the process, the release states. TWU normally uses chloramine, a mixture of ammonia and chlorine, to disinfect water. During the change-up, chlorine only ...

(ARCHIVE PHOTO | THE GRAHAM LEADER) City of Graham crews open a hydrant near Oak Street and Second Street in Graham. The city ...

Pennsylvania American Water has started an ultraviolet (UV) light disinfection system upgrade at its Royersford Wastewater ...

Experts say drinking water disinfection is essential, but current methods may expose people to potentially harmful compounds. Stacey Leasca is an award-winning journalist with nearly two decades ...

The water will remain safe to drink throughout the process. TWU normally uses chloramine, a mixture of ammonia and chlorine, to disinfect water. Beginning Sunday, May 11, 2025 and for approximately ...

Hazleton’s water failed tests for a potentially harmful group of chemicals following heavy rains and an abrupt temperature ...