In late winter and early spring, frost heave becomes more noticeable as warming temperatures melt the frozen ground from the top down. This not only impacts pavement, but farmers also keep a close eye ...

As winter in Maine winds down, drivers across the state are going to run into a few road hazards that could be painful to ...

But, cold temperatures can also cause an undesirable condition in the garden: frost heaving. Frost heaving happens when the moisture in soil freezes suddenly as temperatures drop quickly then ...

Linda Ford, an artist, cyclist and walker, received a grant to grow a public art installation around the city's sidewalk ...

Frost heave is one of the most common concerns in the Midwest and especially in Illinois, which is prone to frost heave due to the combination of bitter winters and one-of-a-kind soil composition.

The earlier gardeners plant, the more time their shrubs and perennials will have to establish themselves, form healthy roots and become more resistant to frost heaving and drought. Kozlowski said ...

New England winters are known for frost heaves – a phenomenon where cold temperatures cause the soil underground to freeze and swell. When that happens under sidewalks, it can cause cracks and ...