ZEPHYRHILLS, Fla. — In this fast-growing Florida city, water seemingly abounds. It’s in the Zephyrhills plastic bottles filled from the community’s sparkling springs and sold in supermarkets ...

The Southwest Florida Water Management District handles water permitting across our area, and right now, Zephyrhills has a permit to pump 3.3 million gallons of groundwater a day. The city ...

According to the water management district, bottled water operations represent less than 1% of all the water use in the 16 Florida counties it oversees. The greater concern is Zephyrhills geography.

Pasco County's largest city has taken the unprecedented step of halting growth for the next year as it tries to figure out how to reduce how much water it uses.

The city, known as home to the Zephyrhills water bottling plant, is near the maximum water use allowed under the existing permit, which is currently 3.3 million gallons a day.

The water management district and an administrative judge rejected his bid to withdraw up to 1.8 million gallons a day for the Zephyrhills Water Co. A revised application to withdraw about 600,000 ...

Nestlé Waters North America, the company that produces Florida's Zephyrhills water, is not accepting any new orders until it can begin processing existing orders. Consumers trying to order ...

PETERSBURG — Matthew Bader was perplexed when he got the letter from Zephyrhills Natural Spring Water. The two-page document, dated June 21, thanked him for returning his water sample to their lab.

If you buy a bottle of Zephyrhills Brand Natural Spring Water, it might not come from Zephyrhills. It might not even be “natural spring water”; it could be well water. Better read the fine print.

Nestlé Waters North America, the company that makes Zephyrhills water, isnot accepting any new orders until it can begin processing existing orders. If you're trying to order Zephryhills water ...

The 35-year-old federal law regulating tap water is so out of date that the water Americans drink can pose what scientists say are serious health risks — and still be legal. The New York Times ...

ZEPHYRHILLS — Water rates for customers in Zephyrhills will be on the rise starting next month. The Zephyrhills City Council wrapped a year of studies and public hearings Monday with a unanimous ...