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CURIOUS MIND: Who is responsible for mowing or burning the weeds in a right of way?

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed the first bill to hit his desk in the 2024 legislative session: one further eroding wetlands protections by redefining certain, protected wetlands to a less

For years, Florida has led the nation in child drowning deaths, and 2023 was no exception. Florida Department of Children and Families data shows that at least 97 kids drowned

ALBANY – The search for an Albany city employee who fell into the Flint River while on the job Monday entered a second day on Tuesday, with state agencies joining

I’m reading the weather forecast and thinking about Chaco Canyon. I visit that windswept silence whenever I can, seeking wisdom — or at least a long view.

SALEM — This is Free Fishing Weekend in Oregon, so anyone can fish, clam or crab without a license anywhere in the state Saturday, Feb. 17 and Sunday, Feb. 18.

Happy Valentine’s Day to the Uncle Gib readers! Maybe you ignore this little “holiday,” but it’s a time to have some fun and put a smile on someone’s face with

Samantha Wrobel, a junior environmental science major from Amherst and Bethany Mangioni, a junior environmental science major from Cheektowaga were two of nine students chosen to receive research grants from

Love is in the air down in Woods Hole—the village is seemingly full of coupled-up scientists who share a workplace, a home and a passion for science (and each other).

During these late winter days, researchers who are studying the rusty discoloration of northern Alaska streams are prepping for summer field trips.