By Spc. Jo Michael - More than 1,000 members of the Pennsylvania National Guard were involved in water rescues, evacuations and other emergency operations during the past days as widespread flooding caused a disaster emergency to be declared in 46 of the state's 67 counties.

By Kim Last - Ten months following the enactment of the Energy Policy Act, the Bureau of Land Management is facing scrutiny over arranging oil and gas leases in Colorado without adequate public input.

By Jim Low - The number of states in the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact is multiplying quickly. So is the number of poachers who are out of business, at home or away.

Grandparents can have some summertime fun with their grandchildren during a new intergenerational program being offered by the Johnson County Park and Recreation District.

By Dana Jacobi - How do you satisfy a sweet tooth without eating sugar? Fruit is the easy answer.

Failure to comply with Missouri state's underground storage tank law

EFF Defends Web Host and 'John Doe' Critic of School Superintendent

Gov. Matt Blunt announced that the Department of Social Services' Children's Division central administration and hotline have received national accreditation.

They are nothing alike--except for their underlying mathematics

The Johnson County Board of County Commissioners, in cooperation with the Johnson County Health Department and Johnson County Emergency Management, proclaims July as Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Month.

Researchers at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the National Institutes of Health, have identified a link between inherited and acquired genetic factors that dramatically increase the chance of developing a very common type of melanoma.

If you're one of the 65 million American adults, one in three, with high blood pressure, you have probably heard the advice, "watch your diet, cut back on salt." But how? Figuring out what to eat and how much to eat is not always simple.

Kansas City International Airport (KCI) recorded 963,118 passengers arriving and departing through its gates in May, an increase of 9.03 percent from May 2005.

The paper by Associate Professor Lesley Hughes from the Department of Biological Sciences at Macquarie University, Sydney, is a synthesis of the available literature on the issue of climate change, as well as an endeavour to identify critical knowledge gaps.

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