If you want to get your name in the fishing record books, you might need to rethink the gear you use — or the species you ...
Officials with the Environmental Protection Agency and DC Water will give an update on the Potomac Interceptor just days ...
The Maryland Department of Health announced Tuesday that areas of the river beginning at Lock 8 and extending downstream in ...
Federal and local officials including DC Water marked Tuesday the completion of initial repairs to the underground pipeline responsible for spilling hundreds of millions of gallons of wastewater and ...
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. - The Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has lifted its recreational ...
The massive sewage pipe that ruptured and leaked millions of gallons of raw waste into the Potomac River has returned to ...
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Sewage from Potomac River spill may still leak into nearby stream after some advisories lifted: testing report
Even after some of the recreational water advisories affecting Virginians were lifted, a new testing report from the Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) suggests sewage from the massive Potomac River ...
7 News was there as DC Water crews finished emergency repairs Saturday to stop a massive sewage leak into the Potomac River, ...
The Potomac River in the Washington, D.C. area is safe for recreation, DC Water said on March 2, after over five weeks of impaired water quality warnings following the Jan. 19 spill of over 200 ...
Arlington continues to monitor the recent sewage spills in the Potomac River, while noting that the County’s drinking water remains safe, regularly tested, and held to the highest state and federal ...
Now that emergency repairs to the Potomac Interceptor have been completed, DC Water is inviting residents to ask questions ...
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The broken sewer line that filled the Potomac River with poop has been repaired. What happens next?
Over the weekend, DC Water completed repairs on the Potomac Interceptor pipe—the sewer line that broke in January, launching nearly 300 million gallons of poopy pollution into the Potomac River. After ...
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