(KCTV) - The skyline in Independence will soon look a little different. The city’s abandoned water tower near W. Pacific Avenue and South Osage Street has been falling apart for awhile.

Crews in Stockton are dismantling four water towers that date back to the 1940s due to concerns that they could topple in an earthquake. The towers, which were constructed during World War II ...

A nearly 80-year-old, steel water tower, which was an iconic landmark for some in Rogers, was taken down over the weekend.

The city said the water tank has been disconnected from the water system since 2018 and will be replaced by a cell tower.

Hampton Shaler Water Authority officials said they are working with a vendor to repair a leak at the authority’s water tower ...

Construction on the water tower started last August, and it’s expected to be up and running by the end of the year. TV5 was told the new elevated water storage tank will hold 3 million gallons ...

YEAH, THAT’S PRETTY STUNNING. WELL, THE STOCKTON SKYLINE IS CHANGING FOR WATER TOWERS THAT DATE BACK TO THE 1940S ARE NOW BEING TORN DOWN. CREWS ARE TEARING THE TOWERS DOWN. THEY’RE USING ...

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