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TOPEKA (KSNT) - Kansas health and wildlife officials are weighing in on which fish are safe to consume this year.

TOPEKA – The Kansas Department of Health and Environment and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks is issuing fish consumption advisories for 2024. The following advisories identify types of

The Arkansas State Police has issued a Silver Alert for a Cherokee Village man.

Every so often my internet feeds contain a story about someone “discovering” a deserted mining town — Picher, Oklahoma. For area residents, that’s old news.

Heavy metals can fool you. They don’t discolor our streams and rivers or cause noxious odors that turn people away, with the sad result that many people think river and

When you think of strange light phenomena, the first things that likely come to mind are rainbows, aurora borealis, or halos around the Sun. While at any

Jerry Lawson stood on a recently completed bridge over the Spring River on Wednesday and looked down at the old bridge, remembering what it was like as a kid in 1950 riding a school bus along that skinny slab of reinforced concrete.

Jerry Lawson stood on a recently completed bridge over the Spring River on Wednesday and looked down at the old bridge, remembering what it was like as a kid in 1950 riding a school bus along that skinny slab of reinforced concrete.

LA RUSSELL, Mo. (KOAM) — Thanksgiving evening is the first Christmas parade of the Joplin area season. It’s two blocks long and ends with the traditional ‘lighting of the pump’

LA RUSSELL, Mo. — The owner of the only business in La Russell, a community of 114 people in eastern Jasper County, said he will rebuild after a fire early