A water bill exceeding $4,000 has prompted an investigation by the City of Houston. The bill was received by an ABC13 viewer, who described it as outrageous. The City of Houston is reviewing the viewer's account to determine the cause of the high bill.
Further details about the situation are available from the source. The investigation is currently underway, with the City of Houston looking into the matter to resolve the issue with the viewer's account.
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