Water; Local Government

The three candidates participated in a WGLT forum to answer questions submitted by the voters, each making their pitch for the leadership style they want for Normal.

The Town of Normal is making progress on an experimental project to remove ammonia from town water by using bacteria.

A potential huge cost looms for drinking water producers — so-called forever chemicals or PFAS. Bloomington and Normal water departments expect regulation will eventually require removal of PFAS.

The new policies, for employees not covered through collective bargaining agreements, are expected to cost the town about $250,000 annually.

The city will borrow the money from public loan programs, and pay Champaign-based Clark Dietz up to $2 million for engineering designs.

Fire investigators for the Town of Normal said they are puzzling over why an explosion blew the roof off a well house early Tuesday on East Cherry Street.

The Bloomington and Normal Water Reclamation District will have to spend $160 million-plus over the next couple decades. Businesses, homeowners and…

Illinois State University scholars, from biologists to sociologists, have been working for years on individual projects involving water.Now, ISU plans to…

Here in the U.S., if you have to go to the bathroom, chances are there’s a toilet just a few steps away. That’s not the case for some 4.5 billion people…

The big water main break that caused a boil order in the town of Normal earlier this month was, surprisingly, not that expensive for the town.Apart from…