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Regulations
New Mexico faces reduced Rio Grande pumping under Supreme Court mandate
In June, Texas and New Mexico reached a settlement in a Supreme Court fight over Rio Grande water and groundwater pumping.
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SewerAI launches Command Center: Turning inspection data into reports, maps, and rehab plans
Federal appeals court rules clean drinking water is not a constitutional right
West Texas hyperscale data center gets dedicated water, wastewater system
Texas becomes testing ground for new water cybersecurity model
Alabama Water Utilities completes $25-million in wastewater investments to serve Alabama's fastest-growing communities
N.Y. Gov. Hochul announces more than $9 million in cybersecurity grants to help protect 153 water systems statewide
Featured
What U.S. utilities can learn from Costa Rica’s circular water economy
Great Lakes accelerator drives predictive overhaul for utility infrastructure
Infrastructure
Operation Beaver Dam: The improvised river blockade that saved Carmel’s infrastructure
Old bones, new flow: Inside Canton's $37-million Sugar Creek Water Plant renovation
Buffalo completes $72M first phase of Bird Island wastewater overhaul
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Infrastructure
Old bones, new flow: Inside Canton's $37-million Sugar Creek Water Plant renovation
For a plant that produces an average of 14 million gallons of water a day, the upgrades provide an added layer of confidence for the Ohio community it serves.
Finance
A small town’s road back from Hurricane Milton, paved with a $19-million loan
Mulberry, Fla., received the first 100% principal forgiveness loan agreement signed from the 2025 Supplemental Appropriation for Hurricanes Helene and Milton and the Hawaii wildfires.
Resource Management
Fearing ‘catastrophic impacts’ from water cuts, Nevada sues feds over Colorado River plan
Nevada is the first state to sue over the Trump administration’s ten-year strategy for how to stabilize use of the Colorado River.
Resource Management
Why Northeast Ohio raised a road to reduce flooding
Fixing a recurring flood problem requires understanding how the entire site behaves when the rain comes.
Features
Predicting the next break by bridging capital planning and operations
One Texas city predicted water breaks with 93% accuracy using AI and local data insights.
Technology
How Epic Cleantec is rebranding water reuse, one beer at a time
When Epic Cleantec approached Devil’s Canyon with the idea of recycled water beer and shared the science, testing, and treatment process behind it, the brewery was excited to join the effort.
Features
When water meets electricity, plants pay the price
Outdated wastewater treatment facilities can face dangerous water-electricity conflicts.
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WATCH: Ask the Experts 2026
Ask the Experts is Water Daily's webinar series connecting water and wastewater professionals with the companies developing the industry's latest technologies, equipment, and services.
Resource Management
Plant City, Fla., bets big on advanced potable reuse
Plant City is now entering the final design phase of an advanced treatment water facility, with initial construction estimated at $100 million-$140 million.
Features
Troy, N.Y., invests in treatment overhaul to strengthen corrosion defense
As utilities replace lead service lines, many are finding that corrosion control upgrades at the treatment plant are just as critical to long-term compliance.
Featured
The Des Moines Water Wars never ended—they just have a new name
Iowa's water crisis resurfaces with record-breaking nitrate levels.
Resource Management
System shock: Iowa’s water ban a case study in compounding utility pressures
In early June, Central Iowa Water Works issued a mandatory lawn-watering ban for 600,000 customers.
