Richmond has formally pledged that it is fully addressing the issues at its water treatment plant that led to the city's second boil water advisory in just six months.

Mayor Danny Avula found out about the fluoride spike in Richmond’s water via a text from Henrico County’s county manager — not from his own team.

RICHMOND, Va — An operator at the Richmond water treatment plant knew about exceeding fluoride levels in the water several days before the issue was reported to regulators and regional ...

A pickup rolls through downtown Richmond, Vt., on Wednesday. A town employee is under fire for lowering fluoride in the drinking water below the state's recommended level.

Fluoride levels throughout the city of Richmond's water system are now closer to normal as of Tuesday after "unknown amounts of additional fluoride" were added last week.

The City of Richmond has announced that its fluoride system is back online at its Water Treatment Plant after it was damaged in January and following a spike in fluoride levels in April.

Richmond says this happened because of an issue during the installation of a new fluoride pump on Wednesday, April 23.

Richmond water superintendent Kendall Chamberlin disclosed in his five-page resignation letter, submitted Monday, that fluoride levels have not been in the state-recommended range for over a ...

A Richmond spokesperson said fluoride levels in the facility's water supply peaked at 2.67 milligrams per liter, below the maximum 4 milligrams per liter permitted in drinking water by the ...

Richmond’s water and sewer superintendent resigned Monday following a recent revelation that he had reduced the fluoride level in the public water supply to less than half the recommended level ...

Residents are concerned a town employee arbitrarily lowered the fluoride level in Richmond’s drinking water below recommended standards based on his personal beliefs.

The Richmond, Vt., water superintendent revealed in his resignation letter that fluoride levels have not been in the state-recommended range for over a decade — far longer than previously disclosed.