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It is time to start planting summer gardens and thinking about the upcoming harvest. A lot of effort typically goes into gardening, so ensure your produce is safe to eat

The womans body was recovered last week.

This weeks London Zoo column from Karen London.

On Wednesday northwesterly winds will decrease and the coastal valleys (Santa Maria and Lompoc) will warm to the low 70s, while the inland valleys (Santa Ynez) the high 70s. The

River Action suggests that local residents in the Mississippi River Flyway turn off all non-essential lighting from 11 p.m. until 6 a.m. today through May 8, in order to protect

Charlotte Water has requested to draw 63 million gallons of water per day from the Catawba River. Governments in the Hickory area have concerns.

Consistent heavy rainfall in the Waco area this past week flooded multiple homes along the Bosque, led to multiple water rescues, damaged county roads and closed others, officials said Monday.

Open to the public, Lake County Historical Society has been fortunate in obtaining Dr. Patrick O’Grady as guest speaker for their annual banquet on Saturday, May 18, held at the

PROCTORVILLE, Ohio — Gov. Mike DeWine announced a $5.2 million grant Monday from the Ohio Department of Development to go toward redevelopments at the former Lock and Dam 27 site,

Beaches were deserted and many shops closed on Saturday as heavy rains and winds from a tropical cyclone buffeted coastal areas of Tanzania and Kenya.