In celebration of the Town of Camp Verde’s 40th year since it became incorporated in 1986, the Town is inviting residents to ...

Temperatures have been pretty wonky over the last 24 hours. Most of Friday afternoon temps hung out in the 40s then we warmed to the low 50s around 10 PM. That goes down as the high temperature in Mil ...

Bolted into a concrete slab in a grassy field in Colesville, a 30-foot-tall metal tower with devices to measure weather ...

The calendar may say January, which is our most snowy month on average, but the forecast is mostly rain. We had a solid soaking rain in some areas on Tuesday, especially across Waukesha, Milwaukee, Wa ...

Matt Korda, the associate director of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists, assisted USA ...

What if you could take your project from a simple prototype in Google AI Studio to a fully deployed application on your own custom domain, all without breaking a sweat? In the guide below, Your AI ...

ONEIDA (WLUK) -- In wake of recent ICE activities across the country, the Oneida Nation Business Committee has clarified I-D requirements.The nation clarified t 'No ICE No War Rally' draws crowd to ...

Having access to CarPlay in your vehicle can be highly beneficial — especially if you know all the best tips and tricks for using it — but it's not always easy to know which apps will improve your ...

A Naples high school student won the 10th annual Congressional App Challenge for Florida's 26th District. The winning app, Warn.live, provides real-time weather alerts by combining live radar with ...

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DETROIT – New long-range models are giving us an early look at Michigan’s winter weather for January through March. Southeast Michigan is headed for a classic Midwestern winter, according to those new ...

A severe storm brought golf ball-sized hail to parts of Upstate South Carolina. A Newberry County sheriff defended his decision to activate tornado sirens despite no official weather service warning.