By Dan Armitage, outdoors writer Ohio anglers testing the waters of Lake Erie this season can expect 2024 to again offer world-class ‘catching’ opportunities, according to the Ohio Division of Wildlife (ODOW), as after years of strong walleye hatches, Lake Erie continues to affirm that it is The Walleye Capital of the World. What’s more,
Image by Erin Testone. Though Utah’s state government has failed to pull the Great Salt Lake from the verge of collapse, on March 20, 2024, Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed a law that prohibits the state and local governments from granting legal personhood to animals, plants, or major ecosystems like the Great Salt Lake. The law is a reaction to a growing rights of nature movement in Utah seeking to secure legal personhood for the Great Salt Lake. By passing this law, Utah joins Ohio and...
He left the canoe to retrieve an oar while boating on Monday evening.
Verizon is out with an update for its Home Device Protect plan that repairs or replaces an unlimited number of devices from computers, game consoles, smart home devices, TVs, and now robot vacuums, healthcare devices, and more. The service also now covers a 2nd residence, 24/7 tech support, in-home expert visits, and more. more
Heavy rain in Walker and Montgomery counties may cause the need to increase how much water is being released from Lake Conroe. That could lead to major flooding.
This rich and sometimes compelling book touches on multiple newsworthy themes, but its central thesis will come as no surprise to anyone who closely follows U.S. politics. Joe Biden “ran for president as a staunch moderate,” but since taking office he has “applied his pragmatic moderate branding on a far more left-wing set of policy prescriptions than the Democratic Party had ever offered.”
This week: The new efforts underway looking into raising a historic Revolutionary War gunboat from the bottom of Lake Champlain. And, we sit down with Assemblyman Billy Jones to size up the new state budget, the record funding restored to schools, and the threat of more prison closures.
This week: Legislative leaders pass a record $237 billion state budget, we’ll cover where and how the money will be spent, and the threat of the state closing more prisons in the coming year. Also, could this popular Mall from years back along the border be demolished to make way for new housing? On the next Mountain Lake Journal.
Who are Oto and Adashino? Where did they come from? Why are they living in the abandoned station? Oto doesn't want to answer those questions, but we get some clues nevertheless this week.
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The Washington Post published a new story Monday revealing that Donald Trump has all but ruled out choosing Arizona Senate candidate and election denier Kari Lake as his running mate
It shows the idea of her going too far and becoming what she hates most – the signs that marked where she inflicted pain are now weapons used against her.