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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District, selected Grand Rapids, Minnesota, resident Jeff Steere as one of its two 2024 Civil Servants of the Year.

Each week, "Flying Horse" features dozens of Central Illinois childrens thoughts and drawings on various topics. This week: Dads

A warming world is making storms fiercer, seas higher, and steadily compromising marine eco-systems, and its effects are local to Cape Ann.

Following a severe thunderstorm Sunday, rainfall totals for the Killeen-Fort Cavazos area exceeded 2 inches in a four-hour period from midnight to 4 a.m.

Cutthroat have steadily rebounded in the lake following the Park Service’s nearly two decades of lake trout gillnetting, with intensive focus on netting dating back to 2012.

Tree frogs chirp a frantic pre-mating serenade from the tiny spring-creek that adjoins the side yard. Chokecherry trees fill the overhead canopy with snowy blossoms. The bloom of daffodils and

In the House of Adams, waiting for significant events to begin is tortuous, unless something else of importance occupies the time, like Charlie Platt bringing over bounteous boiled Valencia peanuts.

Tucked away in a hallway at One Church, formerly First Nazarene, Penny Ferguson handed out confectionary treats behind a carnival-themed booth Friday. She was dressed as a clown.

Water flows in Mission Creek almost tripled as a result of significant rain last weekend that raised reservoir levels and eased some immediate concerns about drought.

What do we get after the second-warmest winter across the Great Lakes region? We get Great Lakes’ water temperatures that are near the warmest on record for May 3.