Drinking Water

New York State's second largest city has had an issue with lead and it's water system for years, now it seems that the local schools are being impacted as well.

Like many older cities in America, New York State's second largest cities have a lot of lead water lines and is now in the process of replacing them.

After nearly a decade of absence, Buffalo's water system has been re fluorinated.

With more than 40,000 water service lines throughout New York's second largest city, officials have lots of work to do.

A few months after these same groups protested in Niagara Square, they make good on their promise if things didn't change.

After nearly a decade of being missing from Buffalo's water supply, the additive may be back in water the flows from the tap.

Many apartments in Western New York have had a long history of being substandard. Rules were put in place to help, but they appear to be ineffective.

One out of two drinking water samples tested positive for E. coli bacteria in the Village of Afton, indicating possible contamination with human or animal waste.

The second largest city in New York has a series issue with lead water pipes going into people's homes.

The Empire State is on the verge of spending a massive sum of money to help clean up the water and air around the state and the Governor is on a listening tour about how to spend the money.

With New York spending Billions of dollars to repair and upgrade infrastructure, have you ever wondered how good or bad things really are?

Many places in the Empire State have aging infrastructure, this money is intended to help those communities