Denver gets go-ahead from EPA after progress on lead pipes
The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday approved a nearly $700 million plan to remove all lead water pipes in the Denver region, saying the local water utility's approach for reducing lead levels is succeeding and making swift progress.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: Trending
Denver gets go-ahead from EPA after progress on lead pipes
CBS DenverUP NEXT
-
Colorado couple indicted on tree trimming scam
CBS Denver -
Afghan refugees join Alameda International wrestling program
CBS Denver -
National Brotherhood of Skiers working to get more people of color involved
CBS Denver -
Denver police provide update on effort to keep downtown safe
CBS Denver -
Health expert break down childhood obesity and how it can be avoided
CBS Denver -
Brass Ring Luncheon benefits the Children's Diabetes Foundation
CBS Denver -
Outworld Brewing wants patrons to not only enjoy a beverage but have adventure
CBS Denver -
Aaron Rodgers to speak at upcoming psychedelics convention in Denver
CBS Denver -
Cherry Creek Schools adopts higher wages for teachers starting this fall
CBS Denver -
Investigation continues after 12-year-old was shot and killed after car owner tracks stolen vehicle
CBS Denver -
Denver city leaders focus on solutions to crime to bring back visitors to downtown
CBS Denver -
1 dead in shooting near homes on Colorado Boulevard
CBS Denver -
1 dead in shooting on Colorado Boulevard in Denver's Hale neighborhood
CBS Denver -
Westminster partners with Google to bring fiber internet to the city
CBS Denver -
Man shoots and kills 12-year-old boy who allegedly stole his car in Denver
CBS Denver -
Desperate Douglas County looks at creating teacher housing
CBS Denver
