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The British-American anthropologist Ashley Montaqua once said, “The idea is to die young as late as possible.” Montaqua died at the ripe young age of 94.

PENTICTON — The hundreds of thousands of local residents and tourists who flock to the beaches in Penticton will continue to enjoy good food for years to come as city

As it turns out, the high-strung lady trying to quit smoking in the office next to you doesn’t have the highest blood pressure of any living thing. No, that unfortunate

Park Hill, Oklahoma, native Jason Christie hasn’t returned to Grand Lake since he placed runner-up in the Bassmaster Classic to Edwin Evers in 2016, despite fishing “thousands of hours” there.

Two creeks tainted by decades of dumping from Moneta Divide oilfield drillers are officially “impaired” and unable to sustain aquatic life, state regulators say in a new report.

It’s not always found in a swamp, but often in ditches and gum ponds, often in great abundance, and forming mats.

On April 8, even while it is busy pulling tides at the ocean, the moon will star in a solar eclipse that will sweep across the eastern half of the

This year’s cherry blossom festivities in Washington will be the last for Stumpy and more than 100 other cherry trees coming down as part of a restoration around Jefferson Memorial.

Without any real debate, the Idaho House of Representatives passed a new joint memorial Thursday that again makes it clear Idaho Republican legislators oppose removing or breaching dams from the

MIAMI, Okla. — An update on the Tar Creek Superfund Site will be the focus of an open house from 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, April 11, at the