SHREVEPORT, La. - Extreme heat and heavy rainfall contributed to high levels of manganese in Cross Lake, according to Shreveport Water and Sewerage Director William Daniel.

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All Cross Gates Water System customers in Slidell no under a boil water advisory Thursday, according to a Facebook post by the parish. ... CAUSING A SYSTEM WIDE DROP IN PRESSURE.

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Reports of children jumping into the lake from the Cross Creek bridge have raised a variety of safety concerns for Fulshear police. The department released a Facebook post advising against jumping ...

THIS DROP IN WATER PRESSURE IS IMPACTING ROUGHLY 10,000 RESIDENTS IN THA Updated: 6:33 AM CDT ... All 10,000 Cross Gates Water System customers are asked to boil their water.

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Even though the water level at Cross Lake trickled down some Tuesday (Jan. 31), it’s now expected to rise again. With more rain on the way, levels could increase another three ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Extreme heat and heavy rainfall contributed to high levels of manganese in Cross Lake, according to Shreveport Water and Sewerage Director William Daniel.

SLIDELL, La. — For years, residents have been complaining about St. Tammany Parish’s well-based water system in the Cross Gates area east of Slidell, which serves about 10,000 people. They ...

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SHREVEPORT, La. - Extreme heat and heavy rainfall contributed to high levels of manganese in Cross Lake, according to Shreveport Water and Sewerage Director William Daniel.