A rapidly spreading intruder
|
|
|
la-me-weed-war-pictures-003
( Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times ) A Sahara mustard plant looms over nearby native wildflowers in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. Sahara mustard made its way to the American Southwest with imported date palms in the 1920s. Since then, it has spread from Central California to Texas and from Colorado to Mexico. |
E-mail
Twitter
Facebook
StumbleUponLocal News
Missouri man charged with setting his wife on fire
HIGBEE, Mo. (AP) - A Missouri man is jailed on several charges after he allegedly set his wife on fire during a domestic dispute.
Two dead after being thrown from vehicle in crash north of Bolivar
POLK COUNTY, Mo. - Two people are dead after being thrown from their vehicle in a crash north of Bolivar on Wednesday.
Firework vendors optimistic about sales in 2013 as stands open for season
NEAR SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Fireworks stands open today in Missouri, and vendors are hoping 2013 can bring forth a significant boost in sales...
Flooded mobile home park becomes city park in Hollister
HOLLITER, Mo. - Holland Mobile Home Park flooded in both the spring of 2008, and the spring of 2011. Lake Taneycomo couldn&...
Alleged cheating on MAP tests prompt district, state investigations
CAMDENTON, Mo. -- School administrators are looking into allegations that a teacher helped students cheat on a state-mandated test. Two...
Gas line rupture leads to evacuations at the University of Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — The University of Arkansas says evacuations at its Fayetteville campus have ended after a leak was stopped...
Currently there are no comments. Be the first to comment!