When ice and snow build up on walkways and driveways, here's what you should know about clearing the way for cars and pedestrians.

You can blame winter roadway treatment and ongoing drought conditions for the salty taste in your tap water. Your tap water is still safe to consume.

Rahway, New Jersey residents say their water tastes salty​ and they're concerned. Veolia Water Rahway, which serves the city, ...

One major New Jersey water supplier is telling residents that their water is safe to drink, but don't be surprised if you notice a salty flavor.

A new study reveals that switching to potassium-enriched salt substitutes can reduce stroke recurrence and mortality, offering hope for millions.

In a bold leap toward more sustainable energy storage, researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute have discovered a ...

New Jersey American Water said an active winter weather season has led to an increased use of salt and brine on roads, which ...

De-icing salt, sometimes called "road salt," is a type of salt (sodium chloride) ice melt product used to treat surfaces that ...

Wisconsin Public Radio To keep roadways safe in snowy, winter conditions, the reliance on salt differs widely from one ...

Every winter local road departments, commercial parking lot owners, and homeowners use salt to melt snow and ice on roads and ...

If your tap water is tasting a little salty, it may be because road salt is getting into the water supply amid continued drought conditions, New Jersey American Water officials said Friday. Brine ...