MADISON, Ala. ( WAFF) - Fallout over Madison Utilities’ decision to remove fluoride from the city’s drinking water continues.

Only residents who receive water service from Madison Utilities may speak during the hearing. Those who wish to do so must ...

Water board minutes show no members of the public were in attendance at the March 17 meeting where the decision was made.

The utility’s most recent audited financial statements show assets of $441.2 million – including $15.9 million in cash.

A Council candidate and a pediatric dentist were among those to criticize the move at Monday night's utility board meeting.

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced during a press conference in Miami Tuesday afternoon that he will sign SB 700, a Florida bill ...

Madison Utilities will no longer add fluoride to the water supply, causing dentists to speak out against the decision.

Citizens filled nearly every seat in the Madison City Hall Monday night to speak on Madison Utilities Water Board’s decision ...

If you live in Madison, fluoride will no longer be added to your water, starting June 16th. WAFF 48 spoke to Madison ...

The decision, which was made unanimously by the Madison Utilities Board on March 17 without public input, has sparked ...

Earlier this spring, Utah became the first state in the county to ban the use of fluoride in public water. Wisconsin does not ...