Hundreds of people woke up Monday morning with several feet of standing water inside and outside their homes in southwest Detroit. The water main break was reported at about 3:30 a.m. in the area ...

Crews continue recovery efforts following massive water main break in Detroit 02:53 "It's just water, so much water everywhere. It's basically like a pool," said resident, Megan.

Between 150 and 200 homes in Southwest Detroit were impacted after a massive 54-inch water main break early Monday morning left streets flooded with several feet of water.

More than 150 Southwest Detroit residents were impacted by a massive water main break Monday morning. Santos Church in ...

Just under 200 Detroit households are in hotels after the Feb. 17 water main break flood in southwest Detroit. The city and community groups are seeking all sorts of donations, ...

The break in a 54-inch water main in southwest Detroit has been repaired, along with a smaller six-inch damaged water main, but full restoration efforts are still underway.

What happened with southwest Detroit water main break. About 2 a.m., a 911 call was made reporting a loud bang, and ultimately it was reported that there was water coming in, Duggan said.

The impacted area of the main break was from Chatfield to Lafayette and Lewerenz to Solvay. The 54-inch water transmission main is a steel pipe that was originally built in the 1930s.

The water main break impacted at least a square mile, with 150 to 200 homes affected, according to Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) Director Gary Brown.

If you do see a main break on your street, report it to the Water and Sewage Department immediately at 313-267-8000 or use the Improve Detroit app. For smaller breaks, it may take two to three ...

What happened with southwest Detroit water main break. About 2 a.m., a 911 call was made reporting a loud bang, and ...

The break in a 54-inch water main in southwest Detroit has been repaired, along with a smaller six-inch damaged water main, but full restoration efforts are still underway. DTE crews are set to finish ...