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Isolated thunderstorms are expected to fire up between 11AM and Noon this afternoon. A few of these storms could be on the stronger side with the main risks being strong

Fragrance can be a purposeful element in garden design, writes columnist Bill Pramuk.

Montana - Sunshine today and dry conditions allowed many to soak up the sun before rain, snow, and graupel showers re-enter this week. This evening remains mostly dry, with cloud-cover

A weed is just a plant in the wrong place, writes Cindy Kerson, a UC Master Gardener of Napa County.

Advocacy groups, whether well-funded or getting by on a shoestring exclusively with volunteer effort, play a critical role in formulating bills, educating others, working with legislators, and collaborating with partner

TOPEKA - - Kansas law prohibits the University of Kansas from granting pro-Hamas protesters’ demands, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach wrote in a letter sent May 3 to KU Chancellor

Wartburg College’s Waldemar A. Schmidt Art Gallery will sponsor and present free art activities for children and families at the Waverly Art Walk on Saturday, May 4, in Kohlmann Park.

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Forecasts are predicting a bit of a chilly weekend for May. Temperatures could reach the 60s Friday, but expect cloudy days with temps staying in the 40s over the weekend and a chance of rain Saturday. With overcast, cool days and fresh snow in the mountains, some late-season turns may be the way to go. Not to mention, Mt. Bachelor is throwing a festival in its parking lot and base area. But folks looking for low-elevation fun are in luck. Many area trails are in great condition.

West Virginias baseball team will attempt to climb above the .500 mark in road games on its trip to Cincinnati this Sunday. The Mountaineers are 11-11 in opposing home venues