If you live in the northern half to two-thirds of the United States, odds are you have a strain of cool-season grass in your yard. Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass and tall fescue are just a ...

Typically, it’s heavier vehicles – trucks- that end up pulling part of that off and creating a pothole.” Anaheim crews patrol for damage daily, but like other cities across the region ...

According to the American Automobile Association (AAA), Americans spend billions of dollars every year on pothole-induced repairs. Potholes form when water seeps into the ground under the pavement.

LaMoure County farmer Cody Peterson's lawsuit states that Fish and Wildlife Services says an easement authorized in 1963 covers wetlands that weren't yet in existence in 1963. The Prairie Pothole ...

He said during peak pothole season the garage could see up to 10 vehicles a day. Camden Sutherland has been working at his dad's tire shop, S/S Tire & Auto Service, for more than a decade.

Here's when to fertilize in each region ... your grass type. Across the southern part of the United States, grass is mostly considered warm-season. In the northern part of the country is cool ...

"The Windhoek council acknowledges the potholes on our roads due to the ongoing rainy season and the inconvenience and safety concerns it is causing for motorists and pedestrians," she said.