Thousands of gallons of sewage spilled into the San Antonio River due to a mechanical issue at the San Antonio Water System’s largest treatment plant Sunday night, the utility said. SAWS is reporting ...
The San Antonio Water System says the funds for water supply and infrastructure should include large utilities, not just ...
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SAN ANTONIO – Crews with San Antonio Water System ... Crews are fixing a 30-inch concrete steel pipe installed in 1986, SAWS told KSAT. SAWS noted that the repair has been complicated since ...
TxDOT and the San Antonio Transportation Department warn drivers about an entrance and exit closure that will impact traffic.
Most San Antonio area schools and universities canceled classes on Tuesday. By Tuesday evening, most announced a return to ...
The National Weather Service says an Arctic blast will hit San Antonio early next week, which can leave your home's pipes ...
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The San Antonio River is mostly treated wastewater. Here's why.READ MORE: Opponents sue in bid to overturn state’s ruling on SAWS water rights Nearly all the water flowing in the San Antonio River is recycled water. In other words: It's treated wastewater.
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