Water

We've all seen bodies of water that have a certain charm to them, but this Lone Star pond certain will make your heart warm.

The Texas heat affects many things in the Lone Star State. However, things could worse for the state if trends continue.

Texans in the state are very excited to take to the water this summer to cool off. However, some may be rethinking that decision with new date released.

In order for the city of Salado to provide adequate water service, their wastewater treatment plant needs immediate upgrades.

Central Texas water systems will be receiving some much-needed maintenance, and it could affect the taste and smell of your drinking water. Here's what to know.

The arctic freeze that passed over Central Texas has left lasting effects, with some losing a resource we all need.

Before Texas residents get worried, there is a reason for the color.

I would like to start this off by assuming that the majority of the people reading this don't drink tap water, I could be wrong. I was also told when I moved here 6 years ago, not to drink the tap water. via GIPHY So who am I to change the rules? LOL...

The City of Copperas Cove has responded to questions from residents about a mailer they received that could be causing some confusion about their water service.

The City Of Copperas Cove Water Department is sending out a heads up to residents about some work that they are doing that will cause your water pressure to be lower thus calling for boil notice.