Fall is one of the best times to see beautiful foliage falling from nearby trees. The bright yellow, orange and red leaves can brighten up any yard and give us a warm, cozy feeling. However ...

Charles White, a member of the Tehachapi Planning Commission for more than 16 years, has resigned his seat on the city commission. White did not attend the most recent meeting of that body on Tuesday, ...

Sitka’s annual fall art walk is this Saturday, November 16 from 5-7 p.m. followed by Sitkans Can Dance at the Performing Arts Center. GSAC’s Melinda McAdams and Bette Gray joined KCAW for the Morning ...

Wind, rain and hill snow is predicted to fall on Sunday with the north likely to see a light dusting of the white stuff - while inland areas stay dry with long spells of winter sun. Wider patches ...

3. Harvest Lights: Celebrate the harvest with these LED lights. They feature the cutest fall accents like pumpkins and leaves — was $, now just $! 4. No Flame, No Problem: Want to deliver the ...

As the crisp fall air settles in and the leaves change, it's the perfect time to prepare your lawn for the colder months ahead. Fall is a crucial season for lawn care, setting the foundation for a ...

Fall Leaf Pickup in Burlington will run from Nov. 18 to 22. Leaf pickup is scheduled on your recycling day during that week. You should leave your biodegradable bags curbside by 7 a.m. for city ...

As autumn wraps up and winter approaches in the Green Mountain State, yellow and red leaves are left scattering sidewalks, streets and lawns. As most trees are left bare, the city will be coming by ...

If there’s one thing we can probably take away from our poll about whether or not to remove your leaves in the fall, it’s that if you choose not to, you should not be surprised to see an ...

However, with Donald Trump set to re-enter the White House in January, the Pakistani military must consider the impact of this alliance and realize that delaying Khan’s release could have far ...

Fall leaves get a warm welcome from Christie Hunt. The River Forest resident rakes them into her flower beds, where they decay, providing fertilizer and valuable winter habitat for bees, moths ...