Experts say PFAS, known as "forever chemicals," are widespread in everyday products and drinking water, posing health risks ...

Several Greater Cincinnati water supplies were found to have high levels of forever chemicals. Find out what that means.

Over the past three years, the EPA has tested U.S. drinking water systems for forever chemicals. Here's where chemicals were ...

“Forever chemicals,” known scientifically as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are used in products such as nonstick pans, waterproof jackets, and firefighting foam. They’re called “forever” ...

PFAS or “forever chemicals” are discovered in 11 Tri-State locations, and two of them are over the limit set by the EPA. The chemicals are long lasting, ...

EPA testing has shown that a number of rural water systems here exceeded the standards for PFAS, resulting in systems seeking options to deal with it.

The improper handling of PFAS-contaminated water and sludge allows it to seep into soil and drinking water. That means a routine car wash — something many people do without a second thought — could be ...