Depending on what he is wearing, one of the first things you may notice about Marysville’s Mayor Todd Frye are the 22 tattoos ...

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In the last few weeks, a peculiar plant has begun to draw attention as it reaches full bloom across central Illinois.

This versatile root vegetable could be a great addition to a balanced diet, but here's why you'll need to cook it thoroughly.

You may have noticed more products being sold that contain cassava, a starchy vegetable used in many parts of the world. But a new investigation found some products contain concerning levels of lead.

This starchy root vegetable (also known as yuca, manioc, or arrowroot) is commonly used in bread, pasta, chips, and cookies due to its naturally gluten-free profile and potential gut health benefits.