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The tornado of 1890
In the darkness of night, sometime around 8:30 p.m. on March 27, 1890, a cyclone struck Louisville. It travelled with…
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Help available for families in need during pandemic
During the pandemic, more and more families need help to make ends meet. On the third Saturday of each month,…
Women’s History Month: Our first female cashier
World War II brought several changes to Louisville Water operations. Before the war, meters were read monthly, keeping several two-man…
Customer Service team gets a thousand thanks for Metro COVID-19 Relief
One month after its launch, the Metro COVID-19 Relief program has eased the burden of past-due water bills for thousands of…
Redditors really love Louisville pure tap®
According to Reddit, the taste of Louisville pure tap® is what redditors love most about living in Louisville. The topic…
Partnering to create a new scholarship
Our salute to Black History Month includes a look back at Louisville Water’s past and looking forward to our future…
Top 5 things to know when it snows
It’s snowing and you’ve already been to the grocery for bread, eggs, and milk ahead of a winter storm. Here…
Louisville pure tap® helps Cardinals go green
The University of Louisville is going from cardinal red to GREEN for the 2021 Ecolympics. The event runs over the…
Scholarship honors Louisville Water scientist
Louisville Water Company and the Kentucky/Tennessee (KY/TN) Section of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) are partnering to honor Louisville…
Crews brave frigid temps to keep water flowing
When temperatures dip below 32 degrees, residential pipes freeze and water mains break. Tuesday morning, Plumber Leader Jason McGinty and…
