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Joe W. Brown Memorial Park's worn oval got new life through state funds Councilmember Jason Hughes secured before joining City Council.
Eight Michigan parks now offer EnChroma viewers or loaner glasses, with four more sites planned next.
The animals near Domino's Farms aren't just roadside decor \u2014 they're an award-winning show herd built from just two bison in 1993.
Branch, Ingham, Jackson and Lenawee counties report the year's first EHD cases in deer. State officials say humans and pets face no risk.
A 15-foot tower at Joe Creason Park could shelter up to three swift families a season, each bird devouring 1,000 bugs a day.
A decade-long fight to save 73 acres on Indian Lake Peninsula is finally becoming a public park with trails and forest.
A cool front already dropped Twin Cities highs into the 60s, but drought-stressed trees near St. Cloud could drop leaves early.
The cub has ballooned from 1 pound to more than 8 pounds since his July 1 birth at Asian Highlands. Donations to name him fund anti-poaching work in Russia.
Nearly 1,300 Joro spider sightings have popped up around Knoxville, from UT's campus to Ijams Nature Center. Experts say the golden orb-weavers are mostly harmless.
City beaches and pools closed Sunday, but Council Member Shekar Krishnan wants swimming to last a month longer, permanently.
Joshua Tree loses 10 planned projects while Denali's sled dogs go without dedicated caretakers under the funding freeze.
Esperanza Elementary's $4.5 million makeover took six years and turned blacktop into a running track kids now use.
Nearly 200 unconfirmed sightings have piled up near Emerald Isle and Wilmington, and nobody's sure how the crabs got there.
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