By ROB O'DELL CORRECTION RAN AUGUST 21, 2008 A2 * The drug Iopromide was misspelled in "Tucson Water says pharmaceuticals, disinfectants pose no risk to customers" Tuesday on B1.

By Andrea Kelly, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson Oct. 13--A city of Tucson employee was cited last month after Tucson Water says he was tampering with his residential water meter to avoid paying for all of his water use.

By Rob O'Dell, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson Jun. 25--Tucson got its best regional water supply news in years last week as Tucson Water confirmed the aquifer lying directly below the city rose for the first time in memory.

By The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson Jan. 15--Authorities received hundreds of calls this morning from people throughout the Tucson area saying they had no running water, officials said.

By Tony Davis, ARIZONA DAILY STAR Apartments play big role in city conservation ideas A new city water-conservation proposal would hit apartment- building owners and renters much harder than single-family homeowners.