After 5 years without drinkable water, Santee asks: When will our tap water be safe?

Kameron Runnels watches, frustrated, as a pair of Santee tribal members move a pallet of water bottles with a borrowed forklift.

May 17, 2024Updated: May 17, 2024

By News Channel Nebraska

After 5 years without drinkable water, Santee asks: When will our tap water be safe?

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