When an employee of the Richmond Water Treatment Plant called a state agency to report an overflow of fluoride into the drinking water supply, he said no one was taking action to address the problem.

Richmond's surrounding counties are annoyed with the city for not telling them quickly enough about a water event — again.

Staff at Richmond’s water treatment plant (WTP) failed to notify the Department of Public Utilities (DPU) of the pump issue ...

Fluoride levels throughout the city of Richmond's water system are now closer to normal as of Tuesday after "unknown amounts ...

CBS 6 posed several questions to inquire when leadership learned of the fluoride issue, who was responsible for reporting it ...

An installation of a new pump at the Richmond water treatment plant caused "increased" and "unknown" levels of fluoride to ...

A Richmond spokesperson said fluoride levels in the facility's water supply peaked at 2.67 milligrams per liter, below the ...

Henrico and Hanover counties said they were “discouraged” and “disappointed” by what Henrico called “repeated operations ...

Following statements released by Henrico and Hanover counties, the City of Richmond has revealed that a pump installation ...

With Utah's first-in-the-nation ban on fluoride in public drinking water set to take effect Wednesday, dentists who treat ...

Sean "Diddy" Combs made an unexpected 9-word statement during the first day of his trial in New York City. The media mogul ...

This is what progress looks like. If Henrico becomes invested in fixing the city’s century-old water treatment plant, perhaps ...