MARYLAND (DC News Now) — WSSC Water is still working to fix about 50 water main breaks across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties with frigid temperatures making the situation harder.

WSSC Water advises 1.9 million customers in Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties to limit water usage to essential needs due to increased main breaks and leaks from frigid temperatures.

Thousands of WSSC Water customers in southern Prince George's County are advised to boil their water before consuming it after a large water main broke. Customers should continue boiling their ...

A boil-water advisory, issued to residents in southern Prince George’s County and some communities to the north and east of Maryland Route 4, was lifted Wednesday afternoon, WSSC Water officials ...

The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission has been busier in the last month than it has in about a decade. The issue? Broken water mains. When temperatures fluctuate between extremely cold to ...

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — WSSC Water has expanded a Boil Water Advisory (BWA) for all customers in southern Prince George’s County. The area, which was originally identified as everything ...

WSSC Water lifted a boil water advisory for thousands of customers in southern Prince George's County after tests found water there is safe to consume following a water main break. A 54-inch water ...

Crews have been working since to repair a section of the 54-inch diameter water main. At 4:25 p.m. Wednesday, the boil order was lifted. WSSC provided an interactive map for residents to find out ...