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Oklahoma City has begun a survey to map out which neighborhoods are most at risk for having lead water service lines.
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The Tulsa Ports Authority has approved a plan to construct a new wastewater treatment facility in Inola that can support both the town and its fledgling river port, according to reporting by The Tulsa World.
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The family of “forever chemicals” known as PFAS is associated with a number of health risks. Ahead of proposed EPA regulations on some PFAS, experts and officials are working to make sure our drinking water is safe.
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KOSU water reporter Graycen Wheeler is heading to Guthrie to talk with residents about their water.
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Maysville provides drinking water for just over 1,200 people in Garvin and McClain counties. The city has issued a precautionary boil advisory while it addresses murky brown water coming out of customers’ taps.
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The Oklahoma Water Resources Board is developing a new Oklahoma Comprehensive Water Plan to ensure the state has enough good water over the next 50 years. The OWRB is hosting rounds of public input meetings across the state starting in August.
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It’s important to stay hydrated this time of year. As Oklahomans guzzle water to beat the heat, they can also learn more about what they’re drinking from annual water quality reports.
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As the City of Guthrie deals with a blue-green algae bloom at a local lake, listeners have reached out with questions about contamination from a nearby wastewater treatment plant.
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A decades-long court battle between Oklahoma and poultry corporations in Northwest Arkansas has been extended once again.
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Propositions for the June 13 special election include a water rate increase in Norman and a sales tax to fund a new jail building in Kiowa County.