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REIDSVILLE — As water filled his lungs, Cledith Blackwell decided he would trim his wingspan by 27 feet.

Each week, "Flying Horse" features dozens of Central Illinois childrens thoughts and drawings on various topics. This week: Places Id like to visit

Erosion at the Cove due to strong coastal storms over the past year has caused the beach to lose more than 900 square feet of sand, limited 4-by-4 vehicle access and led residents living along the Brigantine beach to look into building bulkheads to protect their homes.

Flooding in the MoDOTs northeast district causes road closures.

A report from the Alliance for the Great Lakes found that 86% of litter entering the lakes in a given year contains plastic.

Five candidates are seeking election to Position 2 on the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners in the May 21 Primary Election.

The panel of scientists that advises the North Carolina Coastal Resources Commission will continue its review of inlet hazard areas boundaries during a web conference on Wednesday.

The Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve have received nearly $350,000 to create a plan for the restoration and future

TRAVERSE CITY — The proposed Line 5 tunnel beneath the Straits of Mackinac could explode if the current design is used, a tunnel engineer says.

Whether tied to a major public project or a few neighborhoods, environmental issues touch all of us, and our health, safety or wallets may be at stake. And that is