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Higher clouds, and the fog has regrouped, taking a turn, moving up santa cruz and san mateo, and in Southern California looking much better from that moisture from hurricane paine. Yesterday was calm, they are done, assigned they will be cooler. Livermore 5060s, and a lot of mid50s as the fog begins to get close to the marin headlands, and this system will give us a big cooldown. Low 90s well ended, a lot of 80s. The cooling begins. Breaking news in oakland, a woman is in Critical Condition afte...

65 and lunchtime 70 degrees before we move up the scale into the middle 70s later on. Ill take you through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i come back. First, jillian is watching traffic. Lets start off in Chester County with a live look at a very quiet route 100. Right at route 300. A couple drivers out there and thats what were seeing across the area this morning. Same situation on 76. This is in the king of prussia area and thickest congestion later in the morning between the b...

Edgecomb may be on the verge of solving a long-standing problem. Since 2018, the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry has worked with town officials to abide by terms of a 1974 Federal Land Water Conservation Grant. The town...

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The state’s congressional delegation this week announced the Vermont Agency of Transportation will receive $1 million to develop long-range plans to improve existing passenger rail services and expand services in

The new GORP ARound the State initiative will support entrepreneurs in areas that were recently designated as opportunity zones for the outdoor recreation economy.

MSU hosted its annual Snow and Avalanche workshop Wednesday in Bozeman. The event highlights avalanche awareness and allows graduate students the opportunity to

The ninth annual Snow and Avalanche Workshop at Montana State University, featuring a panel discussion and graduate research and avalanche awareness presentations, will be held Nov. 8.

The ninth annual Montana State University Snow and Avalanche Workshop will be held on campus this Wednesday, Nov. 8, offering snow-weather-related informational programs to keep folks safe as winter settles

The ninth annual Snow and Avalanche Workshop at Montana State University, featuring a panel discussion and graduate research and avalanche awareness presentations, will be held Nov. 8.