The Environmental Law & Policy Center identified at least 15 times this summer where ArcelorMittal discharged more pollutants into the water than its permit allows.

Is my drinking water safe? How can I find out what polluted sites are in my neighborhood? Several of our audience members wanted to know the answer to these questions and more. We compiled a list of resources so you can find out more about pollution in your home and in your community.

The number of industrial facilities reporting water pollution violations in the Midwest has spiked since 2017. A new report shows it could be due to a decline in enforcement at the Environmental Protection Agency.

Even as Great Lakes cities cope with economic turbulence, climate change brings new challenges and opportunities.

Additional funds provided by Congress for Great Lakes environmental improvements will be used to hasten cleanups of highly toxic sites and step up work on other longstanding forms of pollution, federal officials said Thursday.

A group of Franklin residents is suing the company they believe may be responsible for rare child cancers in the area. The class-action lawsuit was filed against Amphenol on Tuesday in a federal district court.

This spill comes just weeks after another leak from U.S. Steel and a chemical spill from ArcelorMittal that killed 3,000 fish.

Its costing the town $2,000 to $3,000 a week to keep the oil from reaching a nearby creek.

After five years of debate, a federal watchdog for the Ohio River has finalized pollution control standards for its eight member states, including Indiana.

The commission oversees an agreement between eight states with watersheds draining into the river.