Once you can no longer reuse an item, there are a lot of responsible ways to recycle, and sometimes even get rewards in ...

Too much earwax can cause rubbing of the ear or poking in the canal. A piece of ear wax can become dry and hard in the ear canal. This creates a feeling that an object is in the ear. Complete blockage ...

Expansive high pressure enforces a drier pattern over Upper Michigan, keeping rain chances limited in coverage and in intensity through the first half of next week. Isolated pop-up thunderstorms ...

As Milwaukee residents peek out their windows this morning, they're met with clouds that are mostly ornamental, promising a mostly sunny day to follow. With the mercury slated to rise to 58 ...

Expect a partly sunny experience and high temperatures moving into the mid-70s, closing the week on a notably warmer note. The entire array of forecasts and weather updates are available through ...

It could be something for the right-hander to build upon in the month of May. Nola hopes there are brighter — and warmer — days ahead, beginning with his next outing against the Arizona Diamondbacks ...

Saturday brings more sunshine and a warmer day, with highs climbing to about 77°. Winds will start from the east but swing around to the south-southwest later in the day. Sunday starts off mostly ...

Occasional showers are expected on Thursday along with plenty of clouds with a cold front passing through that’ll bring cooler weather for Friday, but warmer weather returns for the weekend ahead.

Next week will be even warmer to start out with no real chances for rain, after Friday, until the middle of next week.

President Donald Trump offered rare praise for a Democrat Tuesday, saying as he arrived at Selfridge Air National Guard Base that Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer “has done a very good job ...

It looks like the old English proverb “April showers bring May flowers” is set to begin by the end of the week and into the weekend. Weather conditions are going to be rather quiet over the ...

It's just too hot for them. According to gardening experts, New Jersey is getting warmer, and for those with a green thumb, that carries the headache of new plants and new bugs that threaten them.