JACKSON, MI - The Jackson Department of Public Works will pick up the pace of tree removal and trimming services to address a backlog of resident complaints, city officials said in a news release.

Meteorologist Lauren Larsen meets with Adam Pashouwer, Lowney's Tree Service Lead Arborist, to talk about when and why you should prune your trees.

The City of Jackson said it is picking up the pace of tree removals and trimming to address a backlog of resident complaints.

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Now is the time to get ready for what could be a round of severe weather across western WashingtonWednesday evening.This ...

A tree-chop permit has been required since last summer in Evanston. Failure to get one could result in a $1,500 fine if you ...

San Juan County’s Public Works Department is seeking to address sight lines, flooding and congestion with the Douglas/Bailer ...

Carolyn Reno doesn’t think of herself as an activist. But when a 300-year-old Valley Oak in her backyard was scheduled for ...

Question: An arborist offered to “top” my shade tree that has grown so large that branches touch the house. Should I have him ...

The University of Wyoming Extension will host the Central Wyoming Tree Care Workshop Saturday, April 5. This conference is designed for anyone who wants to learn more about trees and their care. The ...