ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A new report says a manufacturer’s defect caused a section of the Mountain Valley Pipeline to fail during hydrostatic testing earlier this year. (See the report below or download ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A test failure of the Mountain Valley Pipeline in May resulted from a manufacturer defect, not corrosion, according to an independent report commissioned by its developers. The ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A test failure of the Mountain Valley Pipeline in May resulted from a manufacturer defect, not corrosion, according to an independent report commissioned by its developers.

Mountain Valley Pipeline said Friday it repaired a segment that failed a water test earlier this month and will continue to prepare the long-delayed project to enter service by the end of this month.

Why, you might ask, am I writing on my computer on this glorious spring day instead of puttering in my garden and flower beds? It’s because the Mountain Valley Pipeline hydrostatic testing is failing ...

A section of the Mountain Valley Pipeline atop Bent Mountain ruptured Wednesday during tests to determine the pipe’s integrity before it begins to carry natural gas under high pressure.