First News sat down with Chevy Motswaledi, the Mahoning County OSU extension educator for agriculture and natural resources, ...

From the must-see locations to the most frequently asked questions, our guide has all you need to plan your next visit.

Cuyahoga Valley National Park lies just a short drive away, offering hiking trails, waterfalls, and the popular Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. Amish Country sits about an hour south, providing a ...

When pumpkin pie is on the menu, it's easy to expect the same old pie your grandmother made. This is your sign to elevate it ...

Our editors' top picks to read today. Many Florida springs suffer from reduced flow and habitat loss, as well as excessive algae and heavy pressure from human use. Lafayette Blue Springs State Park, ...

Microplastics shed from the bottle walls, mixing invisibly with the water inside. Tap water has fewer. Ironically, the “purer ...

Long before municipal water treatment plants and chlorination, ancient societies faced the same essential challenge we encounter today: finding reliable sources of clean drinking water while keeping ...

While the natural beauty of Oceania still stuns—from the volcanic heart of New Zealand to the reef-fringed Pacific —2026 is ...

Nestled in the Ozark Mountains near the Missouri border, Cosmic Cavern isn’t just another tourist trap with a few stalactites and a gift shop selling rock candy. No, my friends, this is the real deal ...

Climate change is bringing about a wetter New England. In some Boston neighborhoods and Massachusetts towns, that future is already here.

On a farm just north of Charlottesville, the life cycle is on full display — and not just that of plant and wildlife, but humans too.

About 500 pecan trees on the campus of Richard Bland College had long sat disused, providing scenery, shade and squirrel food.