UNC campus, businesses reopen after water crisis

Posted Feb 5, 2017
After more than 24 hours under order not to use water for drinking, bathing, cleaning or cooking, customers of Orange Water and Sewer Authority got the all-clear Saturday afternoon. Orange County Health Director Colleen Bridger said the water was safe to drink with the exception of The Apartments at Midtown 501, just north of the merger of East Franklin Street and Durham-Chapel Hill Road. (WRAL.com)

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