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A massive lightning ‘megaflash’ set a world record — it stretched for a whopping 515 miles
A single flash of lightning that stretched across the Great Plains, from eastern Texas all the way to Kansas City, Missouri, turned out to be a staggering 515 miles long. A new report in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society documented the new lightning record, which beat the previous title holder, a 477-mile bolt from April 2020.
A state lawmaker says everyone needs to start caring, calling the situation at one Oklahoma prison a "recipe for disaster." ...
DICKINSON, N.D.– There’s just nine days left in the Northwoods League regular season, and one more playoff spot to give out ...
The name “Puddles” was chosen by the family of Dr. Clarissa Barnes and Chris Dabney, who won the naming rights of the chick ...
In case you've faced some hurdles solving the clue, Great Plains tribe, we've got the answer for you. Crossword puzzles offer ...
Hikers on the Konza Prairie may look up this summer and see something unusual in the air. K-State researchers are employing ...
Food pantries across the state are preparing for an increase in the number of people seeking their services. This comes after ...
From Aug. 1–14, local veterans are collecting food and funds for the Great Plains Food Bank at Fargo and West Fargo VFWs and ...
A new study looking at key aquifers beneath the Great Plains and California's Central Valley suggests that areas of Texas and Kansas are drawing groundwater at an unsustainable rate.
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