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For years she pings when she hits the surface because she has been tagged. Kenneth moton is on the mary lee watch. We are told this is not a jaws situation. People are looking through the fog wondering where is mary lee the shark. Fishermen were trying to reel them in and they want nothing to do with mary lee. That is a nice name and i done want to run into mary lee, i fish a lot on this beefrp i dont know what i would do if i caught it. A 16 foot long great white shark swimming off the jersey s...

And east. Stormtracker 6 live double scan showing a storm spawn last night, its not a strong system and this cannot workup to the north so what this means that it will stay there for a while. Maximum sustained winds 45 Miles Per Hour pressure 1, 001 millibars, 170 miles southeast of myrtle beach south carolina. It will continue spinning there and gradually move inland and what does this mean for us we have indirect impacts, with the prolonged winds out of the southeast, a lot of fog this weekend...

A beautiful tangerine sunrise filled the sky Monday morning over Carson City.

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This Thursday, Sept. 28, Mark Enders, a wildlife biologist with Nevada Department of Wildlife, will discuss the history of western pond turtles in the Carson Valley and the research that NDOW has done to learn more about Nevada’s only native freshwater turtle.

Just as the city of San Marcos prepares to move into Stage 4 drought restrictions, amid a Monday that saw firefighters heavily engaged in battling wildfires across the region including off FM 1626, FM 2770 and Robert S. Light, which was closed from Smith Lane for part of the afternoon, a group of citizens have worked steadily behind the scenes to protect the Upper San Marcos

The Nature Conservancys (TNC) River Fork Ranch Preserve is hosting the "Science and Nature Speaker Series" the 4th Thursday of every month beginning at 6 p.m.! Experts from TNC and partner organizations will share their expertise on a variety of topics: water, birds, photography, native seeds and renewable energy.

The Nature Conservancys (TNC) River Fork Ranch Preserve is hosting the "Science and Nature Speaker Series" the 4th Thursday of every month beginning at 6 p.m.! Experts from TNC and partner organizations will share their expertise on a variety of topics: water, birds, photography, native seeds and renewable energy.

It's like a breakup via text. Thursday, the Denny's in Moline suddenly closed.

It's like a breakup via text. Thursday, the Denny's in Moline suddenly closed.