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Janice Schurman and Bill Richardson both captured the Full Buck Supermoon on Monday night, July 3...

Hundreds of people gathered at Lan-Oak Park to watch Lansing’s annual fireworks display Monday night. (Photo: Josh Bootsma)

Lan-Oak Park (180th and Arcadia) is fenced off in preparation for Monday evening fireworks. No rain is in the forecast for Monday. (Photo: Melanie Jongsma)

LANSING, Ill. (July 2, 2023) - After a June that saw half the normal amount of rain, and days of forecasted storms that didn't...

The light rain that fell on July 1 had little impact on Lansing, and North Creek remains at low levels. Though June is typically the month of the most rain...

Old-growth trees create summer shade for visitors to Oak Ridge Cemetery, 1881 Thornton Lansing Road. Though the 175-year-old cemetery is located in Lansing, it is owned by First Reformed Church of South Holland. (Photo: Melanie Jongsma)

A common milkweed thrives along a fence on Burnham Avenue. (Photo: Melanie Jongsma)

A blanket of Shasta daisies brightens the entrance to Schroeder-Lauer Funeral Home, 3227 Ridge Road. The Shasta daisy is named after...

Smoke from wildfires in Canada visibly impacted air quality in Lansing. Tuesday's forecast was sunny, but the smoky haze was dense enough to...

Outside of Gayety's Chocolates & Ice Cream, colorful petunias spill over a sidewalk flower pot. (Photo: Wilma Straatman)

Gina Franklin captured what looked like an Impending storm in Sunday evening's northwest sky over her house. The clouds, however, did not...

With less than an inch of rain so far in June, Lansing lawns, parks, and parkways are looking thirsty. (Photo: Melanie Jongsma)

A Nodding Thistle bobs its giant head along the CSX railroad tracks near Thornton-Lansing Road. (Photo: Melanie Jongsma)

Connie Simon captured a shot of the evening moon on the day of the summer solstice. The star Regulus is close to the moon in June. (Photo: Connie Simon)

Wilma Straatman captured Tuesday evening's beautiful sunset while looking from 186th Street down the railroad tracks toward Torrence Avenue. (Photos: Wilma Straatman)