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Dyna-Gro Research Focuses on Hybrid-Specific Management Amid Rising Disease Pressure

Dyna-Gro Research Focuses on Hybrid-Specific Management Amid Rising Disease Pressure

Dyna-Gro Research Focuses on Hybrid-Specific Management Amid Rising Disease Pressure
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Is it safe to eat lettuce? What Arizonans must know about cyclospora

Is it safe to eat lettuce? What Arizonans must know about cyclospora

Maricopa County has reported 43 confirmed cases of the cyclospora outbreak in Arizona. Here is what not to eat and to avoid.
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Salmonella Concerns Prompt Jalapeño Product Recall in Missouri and Illinois

Salmonella Concerns Prompt Jalapeño Product Recall in Missouri and Illinois

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a recall of jalapeño products distributed by Taylor Foods due to potential salmonella contamination. The recall affects prepared products like pico de gallo salsa and guacamole, which were distributed to stores in 26 states, including Missouri and Illinois. This recall follows a previous cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to Taylor Foods, which affected thousands, including 1,577 cases in Missouri. The recall was initiated after Coast Citrus Distributors recalled fresh jalapeños earlier this month.
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Green Bay Packers roster by jersey number, last name

Green Bay Packers roster by jersey number, last name

All of the players on the team are sorted by their jersey numbers and by their last names to help you find your favorites during the preseason.
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Rod Stewart cancels rest of his 2026 tour after undergoing surgery

Rod Stewart cancels rest of his 2026 tour after undergoing surgery

Rod Stewart canceled his upcoming shows, including concerts on his One Last Time tour and a Las Vegas residency, to recover from a medical procedure.
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Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Missouri and Illinois

Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Missouri and Illinois

An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for portions of south-central and southwest Illinois, as well as central and east-central Missouri, including the Saint Louis Metropolitan Area. The warning, issued by the National Weather Service, highlights dangerously high heat index values reaching up to 111°F (43.9°C). The advisory remains active until 8 PM CDT on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. Residents are urged to take precautions as the combination of extreme heat and high humidity significantly increases the risk of heat-related illnesses. The warning emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated, avoiding prolonged sun exposure, and seeking air-conditioned environments. Source time: not specified.
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Prolonged Heat Wave Triggers Weather Warn Days in WNC and Surrounding Areas

Prolonged Heat Wave Triggers Weather Warn Days in WNC and Surrounding Areas

A prolonged heat wave has prompted a rare, week-long stretch of Weather Warn Days across western North Carolina, Upstate South Carolina, and northeast Georgia. Starting Wednesday and lasting through Monday, residents in these areas will experience dangerous heat conditions. Feels-like temperatures are expected to climb into the mid-90s °F (mid-30s °C) in the mountains and exceed 100 °F (37.8 °C) in other regions. Much of the nation, from Florida to Iowa and the Carolina coast, is under Heat Advisories or Extreme Heat Warnings, with the most intense heat currently observed in Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois. Authorities are urging residents to prioritize heat safety, including hydration, appropriate clothing, and limiting outdoor activities during peak heat hours.
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Cincinnati among affected shows after Rod Stewart cancels 2026 tour

Cincinnati among affected shows after Rod Stewart cancels 2026 tour

Rod Stewart canceled his upcoming shows, including concerts on his One Last Time tour and a Las Vegas residency, to recover from a medical procedure.
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Midwest Derecho in 2020 Becomes Costliest Thunderstorm in U.S. History

Midwest Derecho in 2020 Becomes Costliest Thunderstorm in U.S. History

On August 10, 2020, a powerful derecho swept through several states in the Midwest, resulting in four fatalities and causing an estimated $11 billion in damages. This event has been recorded as the costliest thunderstorm in modern U.S. history. The derecho, characterized by widespread, long-lived windstorms, affected areas including Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The storm's intensity and the extensive damage it caused have made it a significant event in the history of U.S. weather phenomena.
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Severe Weather Disrupts Midwest with Tornado Warnings and Power Outages

Severe Weather Disrupts Midwest with Tornado Warnings and Power Outages

Severe weather swept through Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio, causing widespread power outages and significant disruptions. Tornado warning sirens blared as dark skies loomed, prompting temporary flight halts at Chicago's major airports. Ohio's state capital region experienced extensive power outages, and at least one fatality was reported. The storm is part of a 'ring of fire' weather pattern, which has brought extreme conditions to the Midwest. An Extreme Heat Warning is also in effect for parts of southeast Kansas and Missouri, with heat index values expected to reach 105°F (40.5°C).
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Everything to know about the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion

Everything to know about the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion

Here's everything you need to know for the 2026 U.S. Amateur at Merion.
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Severe Weather and Flash Flood Threat Looms Over Midwest and Great Lakes

Severe Weather and Flash Flood Threat Looms Over Midwest and Great Lakes

A significant weather system is expected to bring severe thunderstorms and a flash flood threat to parts of the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes region, including major cities from Chicago to Pittsburgh. The FOX Forecast Center reports that a surge of moisture from the Gulf will collide with a developing low-pressure system, leading to organized thunderstorms across northern Illinois, eastern Iowa, and southern Wisconsin. A level 2 out of 5 severe storm threat is in effect, with damaging winds and potential tornadoes as primary concerns. Rainfall totals of 2 to 3 inches are expected, with localized areas receiving up to 5 inches, increasing the risk of flash flooding.