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By Kentucky Public RadioFrankfort, KY – The legal hunting of sandhill cranes may soon become a reality in Kentucky. Over the objections of birdwatchers,…

A conservation group says a tiny fish no longer should be a federally protected species.The Center for Biological Diversity says it has petitioned the…

Jim Beam has written an open letter to some newspapers to thank firefighters for battling a fire that recently burned down a storage warehouse in…

A new Marshall County non-profit plans to assist in the fight against invasive Asian Carp.The group is called Asian Carp Aid. The nonprofit is putting…

The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission has recommended changing current regulations to allow hunters to become certified through a free online course…

Nature is receiving a boost during the COVID-19 pandemic. With more people confined to their homes and avoiding large crowds, the backyard is taking on…

The Kentucky Department of Tourism says a national study found the economic impact of outdoor recreation in the state jumped to $12.8 billion last year,…

Officials say the bald eagle population in Kentucky is continuing to grow and spread.The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources says the…

A trail camera photo submitted to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency appears to show a mountain lion in Obion County, Tennessee.The photo, released…

A spill in southern Illinois involving more than 48,000 gallons of diesel fuel has spread to the Ohio River. Marathon Pipe Line LLC is investigating…