A Kentucky couple is using a flock of rescued sheep to sustainably trim suburban lawns instead of gas mowers.

Both of these lawn care strategies can help revive struggling grass.

If you’re a homeowner who cuts the grass short to “get more time between mows,” it may be time to change your strategy.

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Donny Greene and Camila Jasis-Greene bring sheep to residential yards, where the animals help maintain vegetation. See the ...

A woman and a 17-year-old boy from Ohio were arrested after authorities linked them to alleged thefts and a police pursuit ...

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Hal Warheim Park is the kind of place that makes you stop mid-stride, look around slowly, and whisper to nobody in particular ...

The Sedalia Community Concert Band will perform their sixth and final concert of the season on Thursday, July 23 at ...

These senior friendly Kentucky trails keep the paths smooth and the views stunning, proving a peaceful walk can be just as ...

Some Louisville homeowners are trading the roar of a lawn mower for the sound of grazing sheep, thanks to a new business ...