The world is fixated on oil prices and tanker routes — but the most immediate danger of the Iran war may have nothing to do with energy markets. Across the Arabian Gulf, cities like Dubai, Kuwait City ...

Recent strikes on water facilities in Bahrain and Iran are raising alarm across the Gulf, where millions rely on desalinated seawater for drinking water.

Bright veins and vibrant foliage make this perennial herb a standout in container gardens, adding color and fresh flavor to small growing spaces.

Death Valley, known as the driest place in North America, is teeming with life with a once-in-a-decade blossoming of wildflowers known as a superbloom, transforming a normally brown desert landscape ...

The cart turns within its own radius, so there’s no need to take wide turns or reverse and go forward a bunch of times to make a turn. Its pull handle swivels inward, making it easy to maneuver. The ...

"People are upset. They feel like we're going backward," the Sierra Club's Amy Kelly told Grist. "The fact that these plants are from the '50s and '60s and we're just going to prop them up with ...

Federal reports rank Louisiana among the worst states in the country for air quality, and some residents and environmental advocates are questioning whether the proposed $12 billion Amazon data center ...

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Crews were out Tuesday on Interstate 64 in Kanawha County to repair potholes, an issue for many drivers this time of year. WSAZ’s Andrew Colegrove was in the Dunbar area and spoke with motorists, ...

There's a fine line between plants that are easy to grow versus borderline invasive. If you live in a warm Zone, think twice before planting this flower.

Crowding, too much water, and planting too early can all have a negative impact on this warm-weather herb. Learn common basil plant mistakes to avoid.

Charlie’s U-Pik is seeing its first strawberries of the season, and farm manager Courtney Tillman says the crop is arriving ahead of schedule.