Williams Bay 'do not drink' order lifted, water now safe
The ‘do not drink’ order in Williams Bay has been lifted, as the second round of water testing has confirmed the water is now safe to drink.
The ‘do not drink’ order in Williams Bay has been lifted, as the second round of water testing has confirmed the water is now safe to drink.
Williams Bay water crisis, 'do not drink' order may end after testing
The “do not drink" order in Williams Bay could be lifted if the most recent testing results are below the maximum contaminant level.
The “do not drink" order in Williams Bay could be lifted if the most recent testing results are below the maximum contaminant level.
Williams Bay water crisis continues; restaurants get creative, adapt
The “do not drink" order in Williams Bay remains in effect nearly a week after nitrite contamination left two children sick, and restaurants are still adapting to the crisis.
The “do not drink" order in Williams Bay remains in effect nearly a week after nitrite contamination left two children sick, and restaurants are still adapting to the crisis.
Williams Bay water crisis continues; chlorine flushing underway
Williams Bay remains under a “do not drink" order after nitrite contamination sickened two children.
Williams Bay remains under a “do not drink" order after nitrite contamination sickened two children.
Williams Bay water contaminated; high temps led to increased nitrite
An urgent water warning continues in Williams Bay, and we now know this all began after two kids got sick.
An urgent water warning continues in Williams Bay, and we now know this all began after two kids got sick.
Williams Bay water contaminated by nitrite
An urgent water warning continues in Williams Bay and we now know this all began after two kids got sick. For the time being, water bottles are being provided to residents.
An urgent water warning continues in Williams Bay and we now know this all began after two kids got sick. For the time being, water bottles are being provided to residents.
Williams Bay water contaminated with nitrite; not safe for drinking, cooking
Williams Bay Waterworks is advising its residents to not use the tap water for drinking or cooking until further notice. That is because water testing has indicated elevated levels of nitrite.
Williams Bay Waterworks is advising its residents to not use the tap water for drinking or cooking until further notice. That is because water testing has indicated elevated levels of nitrite.
Lake Geneva Restaurant Week; culinary adventure ready for foodies
There’s a culinary adventure ready for foodies around the Lake Geneva region with the area’s finest restaurants featuring menus created just for restaurant week.
There’s a culinary adventure ready for foodies around the Lake Geneva region with the area’s finest restaurants featuring menus created just for restaurant week.
The Balloon Adventure: Special event to raise money for local organizations
Brian Kramp is checking out the more than 100,000 balloons that are part of a special event to raise money for local organizations that work with children.
Brian Kramp is checking out the more than 100,000 balloons that are part of a special event to raise money for local organizations that work with children.
Geneva Lake water rescue, Williams Bay officer pulls woman to shore
A Williams Bay police officer pulled a woman to safety after she fell through the ice on Geneva Lake on Sunday, Jan. 28.
A Williams Bay police officer pulled a woman to safety after she fell through the ice on Geneva Lake on Sunday, Jan. 28.
Williams Bay Yerkes Observatory's world's tallest glass Christmas tree
A world record stands tall in Williams Bay. It's full of holiday spirit, too. It's a Christmas tree made out of 3,000 pounds of glass.
A world record stands tall in Williams Bay. It's full of holiday spirit, too. It's a Christmas tree made out of 3,000 pounds of glass.
Williams Bay Yerkes Observatory's world's tallest glass Christmas tree
A world record stands tall in Williams Bay. It's full of holiday spirit, too. It's a Christmas tree made out of 3,000 pounds of glass.
A world record stands tall in Williams Bay. It's full of holiday spirit, too. It's a Christmas tree made out of 3,000 pounds of glass.