Aqua Illinois advises University Park, Peotone and Kankakee residents not to give tap water to infants due to high nitrate ...

Issues with unsafe drinking water from Aqua Illinois have now expanded to University Park, Illinois, as Governors State ...

Aqua Illinois said the nitrate issue now plaguing the water supply is unprecedented, but water issues in University Park are ...

The university said a drinking water alert has been issued for the University Park area due to elevated levels of nitrates in ...

University Park's mayor said he is making an effort to buy the water rights back. But he admitted it could cost millions of ...

Testing done by Aqua Illinois found 11.9mg/L nitrate levels in University Park, Illinois drinking water, health officials said Sunday. The federal drinking level standard nitrate level is 10mg/L.

Water sampling results done Saturday revealed nitrate levels of 11.9 milligrams per liter, according to Aqua Water. The ...

Aqua Illinois customers with infants under six months in age are advised to avoid drinking tap water due to high levels of nitrates from the Kankakee River, and bottled water is being provided to ...

Aqua Illinois has issued a drinking water alert for families with infants under six months old in Kankakee, Peotone and ...