The annual spring migration of birds is quite a big deal, but I didn't realize just how many migrating birds cross over Illinois when it happens. In just the past couple of days, over 10 million birds have flown through Illinois' skies on their way to their summer homes, and more are going to be crossing the Land of Lincoln this week.
There's been a long build up to this once-in-every-220-years cicada emergence, and it will all start taking place within the next couple of weeks. With somewhere around a trillion cicadas popping out of the ground, maybe you've wondered what creatures will eat these big, loud bugs, and will you need to rush your dog to the vet if it happens in your yard.
My family and I try to go to a zoo every year. Whether it's in Missouri or Illinois, but in figuring out which one to visit this summer I found one Illinois zoo that has more than just animals...it also has ghosts.
You might have heard about an invasion of cicadas creating a huge buzz across the country this year. So are they headed here-- and how loud will they be here in Minnesota?
With Rockford's abundance of food trucks and the much-anticipated return of Food Truck Tuesdays at the Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens, the burning question on every foodie's mind is: will we see new types of food trucks in town soon?
The Wisconsin DNR was notified that a fish they tagged was found hundreds of miles away. It actually set a record for the longest-known distance traveled.
If you see these giant, mosquito-looking, long-legged bugs out and about this spring in Minnesota, don't worry, they won't suck your blood like mosquitos do.