The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's new lead and copper rules require water services to replace lead pipes by 2037.

Some residents of the Lehigh Valley recently received potentially startling letters from their water providers — that the pipes that bring water into their home contain lead or may contain lead.

Public water system customers across the region this month began receiving letters notifying them if their drinking water lines might contain ... are made of lead, that does not mean there ...

The map does not include information on whether the plumbing within a building contains lead. Utilities were also required to notify residents if a lead line serves their home or building.

Receipt of a letter is not indicative that a service line contains lead, city officials said. It just means city officials don’t know exactly what type of material the service line to the home ...

“Does carrying ... is labeled as a risk?” Lead paint has been banned for residential use since 1978, but the EPA estimated that 31 million pre-1978 houses still contain lead-based paint ...

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Receiving a letter is not an indication that a service line contains lead and no further action is required, the city said. City officials said this is part of the True Reads Program to ensure ...

Industry groups are warning that the Environmental Protection Agency’s new zero-tolerance standards for removing lead dust in ...

The Las Vegas Raiders no longer have many expectations surrounding them for the remainder of the season. At 2-7, the Raiders have all but become spoilers, as their season has taken a turn for the ...