The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission is expected to decide this year whether to leave the responsibility of setting water quality standards up to individual states.

The upward trend means pleasure boaters and commercial shippers won't have to worry about hitting bottom in shallow channels.

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management referred the Wheeler well field in Anderson to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for long-term cleanup funding.

One legislator says there is a lot of data Indiana doesn't have. He wants to create a study committee to define the state's water problems.

The wells near the East Fork of the White River were taken offline after a dioxane was detected.

The state needs $2 billion in immediate water infrastructure repairs, but any major spending will have to wait until 2019.

The chemical 1,4-dioxane is found in cosmetics and used in manufacturing processes, but it is also considered a likely carcinogen.

Progress on improving the state's water infrastructure is "incremental."

A temporary change in the type of chlorine Citizens Energy Group uses to treat our water supply will be made Friday, Jan. 27.

A Purdue University professor won a $2 million EPA grant to study drinking water safety.