When Water Tower Place opened its cosmopolitan doors in 1975, the audacious notion was that all of the upscale delights of a suburban shopping center could be replicated on prime Magnificent Mile real ...

I tested it myself. Here’s my honest experience with this off-grid water solution that pulls clean water from thin air.

Water stored in the tower will weigh almost 15 million pounds, so a sturdy base is necessary. The concrete base that’s now being built rests atop 157 piles drilled 40 feet beneath ground level.

Under the resolutions passed on Tuesday, Moore Painting Company will repaint the water tower and its “Historic Leclaire” logo at an estimated total of $285,975.

Edwardsville City Council members voted unanimously on Tuesday night to approve a series of improvements to the water tower’s overall structure, paint, and electrical/lighting systems at a total cost ...

The 90-year-old tower was shut down earlier this year, after Fairport Harbor activated the community’s newly constructed water tower at 1340 East St. (Bill DeBus – The News-Herald) ...

MEANWHILE, THIS HERE IS WHAT THE TAP WATER IN KIMBALL, IOWA, LOOKS LIKE. CITIZENS HAVE BEEN UNDER A BOTTLED WATER ADVISORY SINCE WEDNESDAY MORNING. AN ISSUE WITH THE CITY’S WATER TOWER CAUSED IT ...

A malfunction in the water tower in Kimballton, Iowa, has left residents relying on bottled water after their tap water turned pink due to filter issues. Pat Crosley, a resident, was shocked when ...

Where: Elkader, IA 52043 5. Le Claire Le Claire embraces its Mississippi River heritage with buildings that have watched the water flow by for generations. Photo credit: Wikipedia Sitting pretty on ...

OSHA’s investigation looked into Cornelius Wrecking, the contractor the city chose to demolish the tower. Independence said the city chose the company as the project's lowest bidder at $40,000.

YEAH, THAT’S PRETTY STUNNING. WELL, THE STOCKTON SKYLINE IS CHANGING FOR WATER TOWERS THAT DATE BACK TO THE 1940S ARE NOW BEING TORN DOWN. CREWS ARE TEARING THE TOWERS DOWN. THEY’RE USING ...

We’re just slowing down that process.” The Terrebonne Parish Water District 1 will spend $1.3 million in the next three months performing maintenance on its water towers and standing pipes.