Safford, his team and this writer are in the Inyo National Forest in the Southern Sierra Nevada mountains, more than 11,000 ...
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Family of Trey Reed, New Black Panthers say his death was a lynching, will rally at DSU soon
A group alleging that De'Martravion "Trey" Reed was lynched and the murder is being covered up plans to rally this weekend at Delta State University. Reed, 21, was found dead on the Delta State ...
“One study showed about 80% of the tree stand injuries required going to the operating room, so that's a pretty high ...
An expert climber in Toldeo, Ohio, recently used all his skills to save a cat who had been stuck up a brittle sassafras tree for four days. Footage from Duane Hook, a climbing instructor who rescues ...
Aurora the husky chased the rodent up a tree in her backyard in Indiana in late September, Fort Wayne Animal Care & Control said Kirsty Hatcher is an Associate Editor on the People.com Morning Team.
A quick peek into the PCWorld team’s tech drawers will show that we don’t really believe you can have too many USB cables, especially when we’re talking about fast-charging ones with high data rates.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is reminding hunters to double-check their tree stands and safety gear ...
Trick-or-treaters on Friday night had to hang on tight — winds gusted up to 56 mph across Berkshire County. On Saturday around noon, scattered power outages lingered in parts of the Berkshires, ...
As hunters across Illinois prepare for the upcoming firearm deer season, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) urges them to use safety harnesses when hunting from tree ...
A new statewide program will alert high school students that they’ve been admitted to a college before they’ve even applied. But it could also be a boon to schools hungry for boosts in enrollment.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association will hold a referendum vote on name, image and likeness from Nov. 17-21. The vote was prompted by a lawsuit from Ohio State commit Jamier Brown and a ...
A new statewide program will alert high school students that they’ve been admitted to a college before they’ve even applied. But it could also be a boon to schools hungry for boosts in enrollment.
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