A boil water advisory has been issued for two Warren County townships due to possible contamination according to the Southwest Warren County Municipal Authority. Both Tiduoute and Limestone Townships are under the advisory under advisory until further notice due to a broken main line that could allow disease-causing microorganisms to get into the water.

A boil water advisory for parts of St. Bernard Parish was lifted Thursday after water samples tested negative for bacteria such as total coliform and E. coli, parish officials said. Parish officials issued a precautionary advisory Wednesday for areas from First Assembly Church on Parish Road to the Bayou Bienvenue Bridge.

The area affected includes Freeman Avenue south to Riverview Avenue and 9th Street to 18th Street, north of Central Avenue.

Multiple communities in northwestern Hamilton County are under a boil water advisory until the end of January. According to Greater Cincinnati Waterworks, the advisory applies to all of Crosby Township, a small part of eastern Harrison Township, and households in western Colerain Township near East Miami River Road.

A boil water advisory is now in place for parts of St. Bernard Parish. The parish says a water line broke in the area -- and testing for water quality is underway. The affected areas are the First Assembly Church on Paris Road to the parish line,

The Warren County Public Safety Department is advising all affected residents to boil water before use, as it is currently not potable.

Parts of St. Bernard Parish were placed under a boil water advisory Wednesday evening due to a watermain break, officials said.

The advisory was issued Sunday and affects all areas of the East Bank. Residents are urged to boil water for at least one minute before consuming it. Businesses, especially restau

Some New Orleans' east bank residents remain under a boil water advisory Monday evening. Most can go back to using their tap water.