Dixmoor

After a major water crisis in suburban Dixmoor, village officials hopes a new turbine will provide residents some relief. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

A boil order issued for suburban Dixmoor was lifted Wednesday, effective immediately, after residents have been dealing with a water crisis since the middle of October.

While a boil order remains in effect in Dixmoor following a series of water troubles, there’s finally some good news: residents are able to shower again. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey has the story.

Dixmoor residents can resume taking showers Sunday, though a boil order will remain in effect as the city works to repair broken pipes that have caused major water pressure issues for several days, officials announced.

Residents and business owners in suburban Dixmoor remain under a boil order Saturday as the city works to repair broken pipes that have caused major water pressure issues for several days, officials announced.

City officials are expected to provide an update Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Dixmoor Village Hall, located at 170 W 145th St.

As the water pressure issues continue in Dixmoor, residents and officials are asking for more help from the state and federal government. NBC 5’s Lexi Sutter has the story.

For the sixth straight day, residents in Dixmoor are coping with low water pressure and a boil order, and NBC 5 has obtained records showing water problems are nothing new for the village. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

Residents and business owners in Dixmoor, a suburb about 18 miles south of Chicago, have been dealing with water pressure issues for several days now, leaving many reliant on bottled water and forced to boil what little water they can get through their pipes.

Residents and business owners in Dixmoor, a suburb about 18 miles south of Chicago, have been dealing with water pressure issues for several days now, leaving many reliant on bottled water and forced to boil what little water they can get through their pipes.

Residents and business owners in suburban Dixmoor are growing increasingly frustrated over water pressure issues that have left them reliant on bottled water and forced to boil what little water they can get through their pipes.

Residents and business owners in suburban Dixmoor are growing increasingly frustrated over water pressure issues that have left them reliant on bottled water and forced to boil what little water they can get through their pipes. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey shares the stories of residents impacted by the pressure problems.

Officials in suburban Dixmoor say that a new issue is causing dramatic declines in water pressure in the community, and that a turbine at the village’s water facility will likely need to be replaced.

Officials in suburban Dixmoor say that a ruptured pipe, which had exacerbated water pressure issues in the village, has been repaired, and are hopeful that the village will have normal water service restored Monday evening.

Water main breaks have led to pressure problems for the past few days for Dixmoor residents, who have seen only a trickle from their faucets. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.

Officials in suburban Dixmoor say that they are working to resolve a massive water pressure issue that cut off water to most residents, with a main break now identified as the culprit behind the issues.

Officials in suburban Dixmoor say that they are working to resolve a massive water pressure issue that cut off water to most residents, with a main break now identified as the culprit behind the issues.

Officials in suburban Dixmoor say that water pressure is less than half of its normal levels in recent days, “effectively cutting off” water from area residents.

A Dixmoor police commander is facing charges after he allegedly battered a woman in police custody, but the police chief is disputing the woman’s story. NBC 5’s Lexi Sutter got both sides of the story and has the latest.