At dusk in fields in Pennsylvania and throughout the Great Lakes region in springtime, an odd-looking bird takes to the sky for an elaborate, acrobatic display. We take you there.
Three months after the derailment, we look at how people in East Palestine are working through their anxiety with few mental health resources available. Also, a developer pulls the plug on a Clinton County power plant. And invasive spotted lanternfly eggs are hatching. How to take care of these pests, even the young ones.
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The magnificent sky dance of the American woodcock - At dusk in fields in Pennsylvania and throughout the Great Lakes region in spring, an odd-looking bird takes to the sky for an elaborate, acrobatic display. We take you there.
Three months after the East Palestine derailment, deep anxiety lingers - East Palestine residents still grapple with physical and psychological impacts in the wake of the traumatic event.
Developer pulls the plug on Clinton County power plant - The gas-fired power plant would have been the third largest greenhouse gas emitter in Pennsylvania.
