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A South Louisiana woman is facing a huge water bill that shows she used more than a million gallons of water in a month.

A shocking video of brown water spewing from a faucet in Sunset is currently going viral on social media.

We've all been shocked once or twice by a utility bill, but I don't think I have ever seen a bill with this many digits attached.

A Carencro woman is asking the city to do better after her washing machine was filled with discolored water.

Watch as a helicopter spins out of control and crashes into the water, just feet away from beachgoers in Florida.

Health experts are warning you and me to stop drinking leftover water that may be in the soft plastic bottles.

If you've been on Facebook lately, you may have noticed a few photos and videos being posted by residents of Sunset expressing concerns over alleged poor tap water conditions.

A cow was wedged in a tree as the water rose quickly during Hurricane Ida. Luckily, a few local government employees were able to rescue the animal from the tree.

The City of St. Martinville has announced a disruption in its regular water service, an unfortunate necessity.

The idea is to conserve water, and the less grass that you have to water to keep green, the less water you'll be using.

Watch as a man in Florida floats down a flooded ditch in his neighborhood with a beverage in-hand.

"Blue Dragons" are now washing up onshore and you should do everything you can to avoid coming into contact with these.

City officials are asking for people's patience during this process.

Repairs to a broken pipe have been completed however residents are urged to boil their water before using it this morning.

Boaters are urged to stay off the Vermillion River this Memorial Day weekend.

Listener submits a photo of a water sample from her home.

Here's something you don't see every day in Lafayette, green water in a coulee.

Boil advisories are issued until further notice. Other water customers in Acadiana are asked to conserve water due to low pressure.

Beaumont, Texas has lost both its main and secondary water supplies.

The Cartersville, Georgia brewery is shipping canned drinking water to the American Red Cross to help with Hurricane Harvey relief efforts in Texas and Louisiana.