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While Ashley County will not experience the full totality of the solar eclipse that will happen April 8, many residents are still planning to look to the skies to see

Check out whats happening around Burke County.

March’s warmer than average temperatures are expected to continue into April, which could lead off a warm and wet spring all the way into June, according to Illinois State Climatologist

Shortly after 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, a tornado watch — meaning tornadoes are possible but not necessarily imminent — was issued for an area including Pulaski County.

“All men are created equal.”

Indian Capital Technology Center will offer a four-week long Fiber Optic Technician training beginning April 22, 2024. The class is in partnership with OSU-IT. The class will meet Monday through

Col. Nicole Mann misses space life. She thinks about it every day. She even thinks about space in her sleep.

The Montgomery County Planning and Zoning Commission asked University of Missouri Extension agronomist Rusty Lee to help develop a strategy to address growing interest in solar energy farms in the

Flurries are possible on Wednesday morning; windy for the afternoon. Forecast as of 4/2/2024