Funding shortfall in Detroit's Lifeline plan results in higher bills and reduced service, prompting calls for stable funding.

A popular water affordability program in Detroit is raising monthly bills and reducing the number of people it can serve, after funding ran out.

Great Lakes Water Authority officials say they'd spent $129.2 million on mitigation work on the main that failed in Novi ...

Repairs are complete on the water transmission line that broke on 14 Mile Road, customers asked to continue limiting water ...

After an upgrade from Fitch Ratings on its sewer system bonds, Michigan's Great Lakes Water Authority went to market in June with roughly a billion dollars of bonds, part of a complex transaction that ...

DETROIT – Some Detroit residents were met with an unpleasant surprise Wednesday, June 25, when bright yellow water flowed from their faucets. The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) explained ...

The water affordability bill package introduced in the State Senate this April, offers a bipartisan solution to address this ...

A water main break in the area of N. Green and Rowan is flooding Southwest Detroit streets. In some areas, the water is nearly to the top of vehicles. First responders are helping residents who are ...

Less than three weeks before Detroiters head to the polls to elect the city's first new mayor in more than a decade, the ...

The city-wide water outage occurred due to an inadvertent water shut-off to our supply on Oct. 8, the city said.

Public Utilities General Manager Vernell Roberts outlined rate increases and a statewide transmission project at the ...