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When it comes to quenching our thirst for precipitation, something is better than nothing right? Well, a little something may be on the way, according to the National Weather Service in Reno. Mild afternoon temperatures will remain warm through Monday but Tuesday brings a change with a chance of light valley rain and mountain snow showers Tuesday.

Across the Lake swim, February 24, from 7am at Acacia Bay and Three Mile Bay New Zealand’s largest freshwater challenge returns. Rotary’s Lake Taupō Across...

BGSU graduate Lt. Col. Ryan Nowlin is now the director of U.S. Marine Band after first joining the ensemble as staff arranger in 2010.

Environment Agency warns poor crop-management could increase regions flooding and pollution.

Dr. Susan Brown, Dr. Kei Nomaguchi and Dr. Krista Westrick-Payne are among experts from across the state aiming to close the gap between the understanding of and treatment for Ohio’s mental illness epidemic.

Several BGSU undergraduate and graduate degree programs climbed to higher rankings for 2024, taking top honors for the state of Ohio and in the nation

Apart from giving people an extra day to reach their goals, there is a reason why we have leap days every four years.

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After two days with highs just below normal, warmer temperatures return. Sunny and mild today, with an even bigger warm up in store later this week.

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