Japanese knotweed can grow several inches a day, is so aggressive that it is nearly impossible to eradicate, and is lowering property values worldwide.

In Ohio, Japanese knotweed is illegal to be sold, offered for sale, propagated, distributed, imported or intentionally disseminated. Japanese knotweed is an invasive plant species that can grow up ...

Pennsylvania’s nickname of the Keystone State, as variously reported, originates with the deciding vote for independence by a Pennsylvania member of the Continental Congress or in the commonwealth’s ...

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A video of a woman showing different bento boxes that she got for her family’s journey on board Japan’s Shinkansen bullet ...

CELINA - Despite being neighbors, coworkers and classmates, there is a language barrier between Celina residents who are U.S.

Information about invasive plants will be discussed Saturday during a program at the Bissell Nature Center, according to a press release prepared for the center by Randy Jones. Derrick Cooper, the ...

The Subway and Sakura Japanese Sushi & Hibachi restaurant property in Jackson Township sold for $1.4 million, according to ...

Kerr suffered some setbacks during his career in PRIDE but when he first arrived in the promotion, the American quickly ...