Water

About 600 people have already signed onto the suit.

The state says the company knew the chemicals were dangerous as early as 1961.

“You’re going to be asking people to choose between food and water." Many who provided testimony noted that the increases are coming at the same time as rate supply increases on Baltimore Gas and Electric services.

Sewer rates would go up 15% and water by 3% in February under a plan before the board.

Environmentalists say they remain concerned for the Prettyboy Reservoir.

The schools will bring in water dispensers and post signs reminding students not to drink the water.

The inspector general warns conditions could violate labor standards and union agreements.

Bacteria concerns still linger for some scientists.

House of Delegates on Thursday approved a bill requiring refill stations in any new building large enough to require a water fountain.

As Baltimore city and county debate who will govern critical water and sewage infrastructure for the region, we turn to the example of metropolitan areas who faced similar questions.