Families who remain in lead-contaminated public housing on April 1 could be moved somewhere temporary while they keep looking for permanent housing.

The Indiana Finance Authority will offer free drinking water tests at all of the state's public schools.

The West Calumet Housing Complex will be torn down soon. But how the soil is remediated will determine the future of the lead and arsenic-contaminated site.

Lawmakers in the House environmental affairs committee unanimously approved the bill.

Officials from East Chicago, IN testified in favor of two proposed bills to bring more aid to the city to combat its lead crisis.

The City of East Chicago informed residents last week that the Pence administration denied the request for an emergency declaration.

Four state lawmakers from northwest Indiana want state aid for the lead contaminated Calumet neighborhood of East Chicago.

City Utilities Director Greg Crowley says the elevated levels are likely related to EPA clean up activities in the Calumet neighborhood.

The city is already grappling with lead in the soil around homes inside its EPA Superfund, but the EPA says that isn't the source of the lead in the tap water.

The EPA will begin removing lead contaminated soil from 13 yards this fall.