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Environment
Gauging the Drought’s Ongoing Impact on Humans and Wildlife
“Did Moses really part the Red Sea — or was it just a drought?” That was the question posed in
Video shows police wrestling alligator in Central Florida backyard
Credit: via Lake County Sheriff’s Office/Facebook The Lake County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call over the weekend about an
First Chicago River race held after nearly a century
Underwater in the Chicago River’s main branch downtown — a space not many humans, even locals, are familiar with firsthand
How Gov. Wes Moore’s economic growth agenda bets big on quantum computing
From South Carolina to Tokyo, Gov. Wes Moore’s 2025 traveling sales pitch to bring more businesses to Maryland has focused
Smoke from Bear Gulch Fire drifts over South Sound
By Seattle Times breaking news reporter Skies will look hazy Thursday and Friday in the South Sound, the National Weather
9th foal born this year joins herd of Outer Banks wild horses
A new foal joined the Corolla herd last weekend, according to a social media post from the Corolla Wild Horse
What the Broncos need to do to build at Burnham Yard
The Denver Broncos may have finished their search for a new stadium site, but it’s just the beginning of a
Eastern copperheads on the move in Maryland this fall
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced that baby Eastern copperheads will start becoming more active as the weather becomes
Plan casts wide net for zero emissions in Chicago region
A comprehensive climate action plan to achieve net-zero emissions covering 13 counties in the Chicago area is nearing completion. The