Asheville's Water Resources Director David Melton is leaving the city for a position in Rock Hill, South Carolina in August.

The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed the first West Nile Virus case in Ohio in 2025. The Fulton County Health ...

The City of Dayton, Tennessee is stated to own, operate and/or control a community public water system (“System”), Dayton Water Department, existing in Rhea County, Tennessee.

Oct. 12—The Dayton-area's drinking water quality is "very good," although it is threatened by a group of chemicals that have been linked to cancer and other health issues in people and animals, ...

A $100-million mixed-use development downtown secured millions in funding for part of the project. The Dayton- Montgomery County Port Authority on Tuesday announced it closed on $8.4 million in ...

Nearly two years after it was first filed, the city of Dayton’s $300 million lawsuit against Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the Department of Defense over so-called “forever chemicals ...

Water quality is on the mind of most in the Dayton area, wondering if it is safe to drink after the train derailment in East Palestine.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – With expected record rainfall in the next few days, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), AAA and City of Dayton Water Department leaders are all gearing up for ...

Oct. 12—The Dayton-area's drinking water quality is "very good," although it is threatened by a group of chemicals that have been linked to cancer and other health issues in people and animals ...

Oct. 12—Dayton-area water quality is "very good," according to the Dayton Water User Committee report released Tuesday, but the report recommends continued monitoring and infrastructure ...

The city of Dayton’s Department of Water has a decades-long track record of protecting our region’s precious natural water resources while providing quality drinking water. As the City Manager ...

The city of Dayton has sued the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the U.S. Department of Defense for failing to stop water contaminants from entering a source of the city’s drinking water.