The U.S. District Court decided that the limits, set by D.C. and approved by the Environmental Protection Agency, violate the Clean Water Act.
A viral tweet implored residents to stay away from the tap.
It resulted from a test shut on a water main, D.C. Water says.
Lucy Diggs Slowe actually dug the tunnel right on schedule.
DCist descends 160 feet into the earth to find out what’s going on down under Bloomingdale.
They are offering sPOOky Halloween tours from Oct. 28-30.
A massive tunnel boring machine will start digging a Metro-sized tunnel under the Potomac River soon as a means to store runoff and sewage from heavy storms.
Starting today, your D.C. tap water might start smelling a little bit like a swimming pool. That’s OK.
Want to be a mascot for the city’s water utility? Now you can!
D.C. Water announced yesterday that its customers would be getting a $9 rebate this year.