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We're used to dealing with severe weather in the Midwest. But the strong spring storms we've seen in the past are changing.

The money would come from state surplus funds.

Tyson says that all creates slow changes, over hundreds of thousands of years, but he said our extreme weather now is on a much faster timeline.

Some of the things experts recommend may not be what you always thought

Gov. Ron DeSantis awarded the Governor's Medal of Honor to the last surviving lawyer of the Nuremberg trials in Boca Raton Thursday.

Chronicle: Forecasting Our Future (REPLAY)

Wisconsin's average daily temperature is now 3 degrees warmer than it was in the 1950s, which has a real-time effect on the state's economy.

For some, tornadoes are a common occurrence year after year, and it poses the question: Is severe weather season getting worse?

Hurricane Ida destroyed Dwayne Silvie's home last year.

With gas prices so high, you might be wondering if there are other fuel alternatives. There are. Biodiesel.