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Spring is finally here, and with the wet, cool weather we have been having the whitetop is growing like crazy. It is making its appearance in a lot of places

(StatePoint) Whether your plants could stand a little more sun, a tad more space to grow, or you just want to redesign your backyard, transplanting plants offers them a fresh

The most asked question of the week, why are the leaves curling on my tomato plant?

Todays Words of Comfort message comes from Stephen Hopkins, pastor of Kendricks Creek United Methodist Church in Kingsport.

The City of La Crosse has opened up registration for homeowners to take part in its No Mow May initiative.

Honeybees are well known for their ability to produce honey. However, these bees, both cultivated and in the wild, have declined because of colony collapse disorder in recent years.

Should have been worse. arthel: hunter, you are so right. i cant even imagine how find the nursing home resident must have been in the middle of all of that. thank god for those workers there, nurses and staff make sure to protect them even with their own bodies if necessary. the fact -- how tall are you? i dont think you can hear me. >> i am 5-foot six just about. arthel: so to see you standing next to that root system on that tree, it reminds us how strong that is, its unbelievable and scary. ...

Were fortunate to have a dedicated team of journalists in The Herald Bulletin newsroom, so Im always looking for opportunities to write about them.

Stress test — coming? covid-19 has been a stress test for _ coming? covid-19 has been a stress test for many - stress test for many industries. maybe it is a little bit more what we have experienced, if you have a trafficjam on the motorway, all cars stopped and it takes a while before all the cars and start moving again but we will learn from this stress test and get even deeper into all of the supply chains to make the system more robust. has the time now _ system more robust. has the time n...

Connecticut. >> brian llenas monitoring the situation in connecticut for us. thank you, brian. >> lets turn to a fox weather chief meteorologist rick reichmuth who is tracking the storm. hey, rick. >> brian did a great job of explaining the saturated ground, the additional rainfall and the wind on the trees that dont have -- the t root system may not be as intact because of the saturated ground. thats the big problem. a 60-mile-an-hour storm, it weakened significantly over the last around six ho...