Water

Jeff Littell, Water Distribution Superintendent for the City of Greeley, has announced another major water line project that could take up to one month.

Did you know that a home can waste at least 10,000 gallons of water in a year due to leaky faucets? That's like 270 loads of laundry! Fix a Leak week can help solve that problem.

Spring is here and if you are considering a Xeriscape garden this year, the City of Greeley can make it easy. Join their seminars in April for ideas and sales to help you.

The town of Milliken may be in some hot water, no pun intended. The Colorado Department of Health and Safety have laid down the gauntlet.

I have seen many comments about how fun it would be to tube the Cache and things along those lines. While it may seem fun, it could kill you.

A young woman was found unconscious after traveling four miles in Colorado's Boulder Creek after a crash.

As the snow melts, water levels will raise in Northern Colorado.  Don't worry, though, we're not talking about another flood.

My neighbor and I were talking the other day about our sprinkler systems (it's what guys do in the Spring) and he said, "wait" and I said "wait my..."

I think we all can agree that we waste a lot; especially water. We all fall under the assumption trap that it will always be here. What if it wasn't?

We live in a world where we want or try to save on a lot of things. Water being one of the biggest. This weekend, the City of Greeley helps residents save.

As many people in the hardest hit areas try to begin their lives over they are inundated with obstacles. It has been days since LaSalle residents got the news that they were not to use their sewage system. They were instructed not to flush the toilet or take a shower. News out today shines light on the No Flush Order, there is an end in sight.

A bottled water notification for 73 City of Loveland water customers in a small area west of West Ridge Drive and U.S. Highway 34 has been issued, alerting residents that they should not drink or use in any form water from their faucets due to damage to portions of transmission lines from the water treatment plant that serve their homes.