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A traditional seafood favorite, oysters, is being grown in an untraditional way in Louisiana.

The Cardiac Arrest Survival Act would provide liability protection for businesses and individuals that buy and use automated external defibrillators.

Florida's Citrus season calls for the lowest amount of citrus production since 1935 as of February.

Howard County marks a milestone in one of the Ellicott City Safe and Sound plan flood mitigation projects.

In an aerial survey conducted in 2022, U.S. Forest Services found 12,000 acres of dead trees in the Los Padres National Forest due to overgrown vegetation and the state's ongoing drought.

To roaring applause behind a big rig truck adorned in flames, 11-year-old Gio made his entrance Friday night in his new supercharged Magic Wheels.

Lake Michigan continues to see below-average ice cover. This trend could mean changes for living organisms in the lake's ecosystem.

During the first month of the New Year, South Florida was lower than the average amount of rainfall in January by almost 3 inches.

Scientists with California's Department of Water Resources say that period of active weather was "exactly what the state needed to start to break away from years of drought."

New data from NASA shows that temperatures are on the rise worldwide.