City of Logan Water Department has issued a boil-water advisory for 400 Dingess Street to Draper Flats and this is including Slab Town, Morgan Street, High Street, and Upper High Street.
The advisory follows a water main break.
West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 57 customers on Hazel Drive in Elkview.
The advisory follows a water main break.
West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 50 customers on Quarrier Street from Greenbrier Street (not included) to Franklin Avenue in Charleston.
Customers in these areas should boil their water for at least one full minute prior to use until further notice.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for approximately 50 customers on Hughart Drive in Sissonville.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for approximately 25 customers on Hall Street in Huntington.

West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 25 customers on Hall Street in Huntington.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Customers in this area should boil their water for at least one full minute prior to use until further notice.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for approximately 4 customers from 1180 to 2508 North Poca Road in Poca.

Water advisories West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for 5 customers on Frame Road in Elkview.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Customers in this area should boil their water for at least one full minute prior to use until further notice.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for Ballard Road and side roads in the Alum Creek area.
Fort Gay Water has lifted a boil-water advisory issued on Feb. 12 for its water customers.

The deadline to file a claim in the class-action lawsuit over the January 2014 water crisis is Wednesday.
The $151 million settlement of the lawsuit covers residents and businesses in the Kanawha Valley who received tap water from West Virginia American Water’s Elk River intake plant in Charleston after the chemical MCHM spilled from a Freedom Industries tank into the river, or whose employer closed because of the spill and subsequent water system contamination — an estimated 224,000 residents and 7,300 businesses.
The lawsuit alleges West Virginia American didn’t prepare for or react properly to the spill, and that MCHM-maker Eastman Chemical didn’t warn Freedom Industries of the danger of its chemicals or react when Eastman officials found out that the Freedom facility on the Elk River was in disrepair.
Both companies blame Freedom Industries for the water crisis.
The settlement allows residential households to file a simple claim form and get $550 for the first resident and $180 for each additional resident.
Women who were pregnant on Jan. 9, 2014 and exposed to the water can file an additional claim for $1,500.
Businesses and hourly wage owners who lost income, government entities and anyone who went to to the doctor or hospital are also eligible.
Residents or businesses don’t have to have signed up with a lawyer before the settlement to be included.
At the end of January, 53,960 households and 2,275 businesses had filed a claim to be compensated.
Also, 140 government entities, 100 wage earners, 695 people who were pregnant and 51 people who had gone to the hospital or doctor had filed claims, court documents show.

The deadline to file a claim in the class-action lawsuit over the January 2014 water crisis is Wednesday.
The $151 million settlement of the lawsuit covers residents and businesses in the Kanawha Valley who received tap water from West Virginia American Water’s Elk River intake plant in Charleston after the chemical MCHM spilled from a Freedom Industries tank into the river, or whose employer closed because of the spill and subsequent water system contamination — an estimated 224,000 residents and 7,300 businesses.
The lawsuit alleges West Virginia American didn’t prepare for or react properly to the spill, and that MCHM-maker Eastman Chemical didn’t warn Freedom Industries of the danger of its chemicals or react when Eastman officials found out that the Freedom facility on the Elk River was in disrepair.
Both companies blame Freedom Industries for the water crisis.
The settlement allows residential households to file a simple claim form and get $550 for the first resident and $180 for each additional resident.
Women who were pregnant on Jan. 9, 2014 and exposed to the water can file an additional claim for $1,500.
Businesses and hourly wage owners who lost income, government entities and anyone who went to to the doctor or hospital are also eligible.
Residents or businesses don’t have to have signed up with a lawyer before the settlement to be included.
At the end of January, 53,960 households and 2,275 businesses had filed a claim to be compensated.
Also, 140 government entities, 100 wage earners, 695 people who were pregnant and 51 people who had gone to the hospital or doctor had filed claims, court documents show.

West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for about 20 customers on East Dupont Avenue from 4th Street to East 10th Street in Belle.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Mingo County Public Service District has issued a boil-water advisory for water customers from Maher Crossing to Spicewood Branch in Chattaroy.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Fort Gay Water has issued a boil-water advisory for entire water system.
The advisory follows flood at lift station.
Customers in these areas should boil their water for at least one full minute prior to use until further notice.
West Virginia American Water has lifted the boil-water advisory issued for customers on the 5100 block of Heather Place in Cross Lanes.
Town of Mason Water Department has lifted the boil-water advisory issued on Feb. 5 for its water customers.

CLINTON, Iowa (KWQC) — UPDATE 3:30 p.m.: Officials with Iowa American Water say crews are working to repair a 16-inch water main break in the 1400 block of 13th Avenue South in Clinton that has impacted the entire city.
A precautionary boil advisory has been issued for all of customers in Clinton, in effect until further notice.
According to Iowa American Water, they notified customers through their CodeRED customer notification as well as through the media.
Officials say the main break has been isolated at this point, and crews are excavating so they can make repairs.
However, customers on the 1200 to 1600 blocks of 13th Avenue South in Clinton will not have their water service restored until repairs are complete because they are in the area isolated in order to make repairs.
Once water service is restored, customers should bring any water used for consumption to a rolling boil for one (1) minute before using for drinking or cooking.
"Iowa American Water apologizes for any inconvenience this emergency repair work and precautionary boil advisory causes to customers and thanks them for their cooperation and understanding."
UPDATE: Clinton officials say Iowa American Water has issued a boil advisory in the Clinton area due to a water main break.
Please contact Iowa American Water at: 866-641-2108 with further questions."
ORIGINAL: City officials are reporting a water main break between 8th Avenue South and Manufacturing Drive.

Water advisories West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 97 customers on Bridlewood Road, Carriage Road, Shannon Place, Lynn Place, Dawn Place and Rae Place in Charleston.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Town of Elizabeth has issued a boil-water advisory for water customers located in the town.
The advisory follows repairs on main line.
West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 8 customers on Perry Street in Huntington.
The advisory follows a water main break.
West Virginia American Water has issued a boil-water advisory for approximately 72 customers on Churchill Circle, Spotswood Drive, Spotswood Road, Spotswood Court, and Evanwood Road in Charleston.
The advisory is following a water main break.
City of Ripley Water Works has issued a boil-water advisory for all of Evans water customers, except Donohue Road to the Bottom of John King Hill.
The advisory follows a water main break.

BELLEVILLE, Ill. (KMOV.com) – All Illinois American Water customers in the Metro East are under a water conservation and boil order until further notice.
St. Clair County officials said the only people not affected are those who receive water from the Kaskaskia River.
Download the KMOV app for breaking news notifications Illinois American Water officials said they will also be switching treatment to “free chlorine,” which does not contain ammonia.
Senior Manager of Field Operations and Production Karen Cooper said the boil order and water conservation were issued after the continuous cold weather caused an increase in water main breaks and ice buildup at their East St. Louis water plant, which resulted in a loss of pressure across their distribution system.
“We want to thank our customers for adhering to these important water service changes.
The cold weather has posed challenging to our team and we are working around the clock to limit the impact to our customers.
Several restaurants around the Metro East are impacted by this boil order, causing some to shut down while others operate through the water restrictions.
said Teresa, a Fairview Heights resident, sarcastically on Wednesday when she learned about the boil order from Smoothie King.
"I’m easy to please," said John Turner, a customer who was not inconvenienced by the boil order affecting the drinks served at Tavern on Main.
Terry Mackin with Illinois American Water said the boil order is a precautionary measure when water pressure drops and is also a conservation effort to save water for fire emergencies.

Officials expect to lift the boil order imposed on much of the metro-east by early Friday afternoon, according to a Illinois American Water spokeswoman.
If they need to wash their clothes, they should wait until they have a full load, etc.,” Cotton wrote in an email Thursday morning.
Cotton said the water company’s affected customers will be notified when the order is lifted.
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The boil order was issued Wednesday for a majority of St. Clair County and parts of Monroe County after frigid temperatures broke numerous water mains.
The order covered most of the metro-east service area, including Belleville, East St. Louis, Centreville, Brooklyn, Fairmont City, O’Fallon, Fairview Heights, Sauget, Shiloh, Washington Park, Alorton, Cahokia, Swansea, Canteen Township, St. Clair Township, Stookey Township and Smithton Township.
The boil order did not include the cities of Mascoutah, Lebanon, Freeburg and Smithton.
Drinking water was still available Wednesday afternoon at metro-east stores such as Walmart, Schnucks, Shop ’n Save and Target.
Belleville 201 high schools will be back in session Friday, and students are encouraged to bring bottled water in case the boil order is still in effect, according to a school announcement.