Disruptions to water and gas lines caused by utility digging have become commonplace in South Carolina. Will a bill to address them make it out of the Legislature this year?

ESSEX JUNCTION — Last week’s City Council meeting covered plans for a stormwater utility, renovations to the city office and ...

With a new update to Abilene’s 5-10 year capital improvement plan (CIP), the city is working to accomplish 40 projects in the next decade. From maintenance to new buildings, the CIP lists a cost ...

Officials with the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans have announced the selection of two finalists in the search for ...

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The Sherburn City Council met on Monday evening. Utility bills were discussed extensively with the clerk and deputy clerk, who explained their work, upgrading the billing, and other features. The ...

In a bid to address waterlogging during monsoons and modernise sewer cleaning, PWD claims to have conducted a successful ...

Another probationary worker who asked to remain anonymous and was fired in February from the Department of Education received an email on March 17 with the subject line "Reinstatement Notice ...

Panaji: Advocate general Devidas Pangam on Wednesday submitted to the high court that the work on the 12m stretch ... haven't been taken up yet. The PWD sewerage department proposed the ...

The Knox County Health Department said six people were full-time workers and one worked part-time. It said the grant had been canceled the week before, identifying it as the Epidemiology and ...

The Knox County Health Department said six people were full-time workers, and one person was a part-time worker. Trump declares 'Liberation Day,' announces sweeping tariffs on goods worldwide ...

The department said it was offering a second wave of buyouts to accommodate employees who may have declined the initial offer because of confusing messages. By Mark Walker Reporting from ...