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Water quality is worst in marginalized communities

When will we get good water back? Good question.

Between Austin Water's conservation goals and its execution ... lies a shadow

Don't come to this movie expecting a doom-and-gloom forecast about ecological catastrophe. It's instead an encounter with "voodoo chemistry" that aims to show why we all should start imbibing "structurized water."

Customers asked to curtail water use as much as possible

Private drilling threatens local water supplies

Straight outta water

Project aims to store drinking water underground in the event of another supply issue

As the city thaws, utilities slowly repair damage, restore service

Treatment plant power loss impacts water quality

Documentary about the degradation of the world’s water supply through environmental indifference, chemical irresponsibility, mass privatization, and corporate chicanery.

Tap water now cleared for consumption

City issues official notice on water quality

Pending reg bill sparks hope for Hays County water advocates

Exploring the unknown future of Austin's water supply

Austin Water staffing improves but drought will get worse

Environmental impacts still need to be assessed

Plus, how to register for emergency alerts if you didn’t get one

Joining a global cause, choreographers invite Austin to the water's edge

Water Line = Growth?

Boil water notice, water use restrictions still in place

Austin Public Health released new boil-water info, effective today

Despite abnormal water usage readings, Austin Energy says billing system accuracy is "extremely good"

The performances are bang-on, and there are moments of great beauty throughout, but Lady in the Water ultimately capsizes under the weight of its own goofy story.

An unconventional love story from one of the best fabulists

This film about the human toll of Hurricane Katrina is one of the best and most inspirational things to come out of the disaster.

This film which examines the second-class status of women in traditional Hindu society is beautiful yet sad, a tale drenched in centuries of stagnant, holy water.

Residents blame faulty meters, utility says they’re accurate

Here's what you need to know before using your tap water