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Hello Columbus:
Come back here about 6 p.m. today. We’re broadcasting the regular meeting of the Columbus City Council. The meeting has been moved to Donner Center because the elevator at city hall is not working.
This is the first council meeting since the city learned a well was contaminated with fecal material and ordered residents to boil drinking water.
In the meantime, read what happened on Friday when five test samples that were taken from a well at the Bartholomew County 4-H Fairgrounds tested positive for contamination and what city officials are saying today.
Click on our stories here:
Today
New water test results to be announced this afternoon
Here’s the news release issued by the city about 4 p.m. today
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Saturday, June 17
Contaminated well shut down: Residents get all-clear to drink tap water
Friday, June 16
Boil your water, Columbus: Testing turns up E. coli in city well
