A malfunction in the water tower in Kimballton, Iowa, has left residents relying on bottled water after their tap water turned pink due to filter issues.

Public works reports the wells failed to come online, draining the city's water tower.

Residents of a western Iowa community are being warned to not consume tap water until further notice. Kimballton, a town in Audubon County, is under a bottled water advisory. The city says the town's ...

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The city of Kimballton in Audubon County issued a bottled water advisory Wednesday afternoon for the entire community.

Fire hydrants in Afton are covered in black plastic bags while SIRWA performs maintenance on the Afton water tower.