It's time for the monthly Q+A as part of Bob Henke's outdoors column.
Sunflowers are the subject of Bob Henke's outdoors column this week.
Bob Henke writes about trout lily in this week's outdoors column.
Bob Henke is back to the question bad in this week's outdoors column.
Bob Henke tackles your questions in his weekly outdoors column.
Bob Henke writes about dodder, the plant, in this week's outdoors column.
Bob Henke writes about the red oak tree in this week's outdoors column.
Bob Henke discusses clover in this week's outdoors column, after a honey of a story.
Bob Henke answers questions from readers in his weekly outdoors column.
Bob Henke's weekly outdoors column discusses the flight paths of birds.
Bob Henke writes about the joro spider in this week's outdoors column.
Bob Henke's weekly outdoors column discusses the canvasback duck.
The high school playoff schedule for this weekend
Callon Sutliff pitched a complete-game five-hitter as Fort Ann beat Argyle 5-1 in a Class D semifinal of the Section II Baseball Tournament on Monday.
A roundup of Monday's high school sports stories and photos, plus the updated schedule and our brackets.
Photos from Monday's Section II semifinal between Fort Ann and Argyle. Fort Ann won, 5-1.
Brackets for sectional baseball, softball and lacrosse, updated with Monday's results.
College football is a wonderful mess, as usual.
Why did they wait so long to allow college athletes to make a few bucks on the side?
Of the Power Five conferences, the ACC is the most circumspect.
Three years after California took the lead in the battle for college athlete rights as the first state to legalize name, image and likeness payments to players, another potentially game-changing bill is on the move through the state legislature in Sacramento.
Students from four Historically Black College and University medical schools will be selected for clinical rotations with NFL team medical staffs this year. The joint program with the NFL Physicians Society (NFLPS) and Professional Football Athletic Trainer Society (PFATS) aims to diversify the pipeline in sports medicine, including at NFL clubs. It is open to medical students interested in primary care sports medicine and/or orthopedic surgery from Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in Los Angeles; Howard University College of Medicine in Washington; Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta; and Meharry Medical College in Nashville.
Dwayne Haskins, the NFL quarterback hit and killed while walking on a South Florida highway, had been out at a club drinking “heavily” and had a significant amount of alcohol in his blood.
Russell Wilson says he won't get caught up in the emotions of his return to Seattle.