He was baffled on finding out the original source of water in a popular refill station. The internet failed to support him, ...

A man says that the water jug refill stations at Walmart simply dispense filtered tap water. But is that true? Here's what you need to know.

A young boy is being treated for serious head injuries after a water sport accident on the River Murray in South Australia during a children's birthday celebration.

And, the Steel version of this popular bottle has insulation to keep your water cool for more than 12 hours in the 18oz and 22oz editions. We liked that its easy to drink from — you don’t need ...

What is a Do Not Drink Notice? A Do Not Drink Notice means you should not drink your tap water at all — and don't try to treat the water yourself by boiling, filtering or adding anything to it.

Hopefully your tap water is safe to drink, but that's not true for as many as 45 million Americans. Filtered water is one solution. Filtered water starts out as plain tap water. You may already ...

Millions of Americans buy bottled water due to concerns about chemicals in tap water - but they could actually be harming their health. According to the International Bottled Water Association ...

Tap water in the US is generally safer and healthier than bottled water due to strict EPA regulations, despite some contamination reports. Bottled water often contains microplastics, posing health ...

Emilyn explains that they bought two tap waters and added strawberries to each of them. In the past, Emilyn has only paid .80 cents to add strawberries to a water ... $4.50 per drink,” Emilyn ...

A BMJ Global Health study reveals US tap water is often safer ... many of us gravitate toward bottled water? Today, 96% of Americans purchase bottled water, with nearly one in five relying on it ...

In the heat of the baking sunshine, locals in Angisa Parish, Magoro Sub-county in Katakwi District can be seen going about their daily work after a morning headcount of livestock in their ...

"She saw a white coloured t-shirt and his head down in the water," the coroner's court heard. The officer took the boy in her arms and placed him on the footpath where she administered CPR.