Having not showered for days himself, Richmond Mayor Danny Avula met with members of the media Wednesday morning to provide a blend of updates on the city’s ongoing water crisis and a warning that water may not be safe to consume without boiling it until Friday.

A boil water advisory has been issued for parts of Hanover County "as a precautionary measure" after county officials said it was affected by a malfunction at Richmond's water reservoir system.

Water seemingly made a comeback in Richmond's faucets overnight Wednesday into Thursday — for real this time. The big picture: Most Richmonders had been without running water for more than two days, while residents in parts of Henrico and Hanover had been without service for around 24 hours as of Wednesday afternoon.

The mayor also shed light on the series of events at the water plant that led to major flooding inside the building and days without access to drinking water for residents.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KREX) — The Grand Junction Police Department conducted a homeless sweep Monday, informing those staying at the corner of South First Street and Ute Avenue to leave the area. Handing out flyers stating any property left in the area will be assumed to be abandoned and will be confiscated, disposed of and/or […]

A local gym has struggled through the ongoing water crisis, like many other Richmond businesses- but some businesses, like a hair salon, have been helping people get access to water.

Friday is the fifth day of the city of Richmond and surrounding areas encountering water problems. While most areas experience issues now have water flowing again, several boil water advisories are continuing.