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A well known restaurant in downtown Huntsville once again finds itself with one of the lowest health department scores in Madison County. Commerce Kitchen is hit with a 78 on its most recent ...

A study of trees eaten by spongy moth caterpillars showed for the first time how an invasive bug can harm native bugs by making their shared food resource more toxic. Dr. Richard Lindroth led a ...

Former champion Mikey Garcia, speaking with Fight Hub TV, shared his thoughts on the upcoming matchup between Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis and Lamont Roach, while also explaining why he’s not ...

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She says pet insects are becoming more popular with native cockroaches ... of bugs. The insect ecologist said invertebrates were nature's clean-up crew. They recycle debris, clean water, prune ...