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Mid-December is regarded as the second wave of increased deer activity. Mark Marraccini with Kentucky Fish and Wildlife says it’s referred to as the…

Paducah is closer to starting an expansion project for Schultz park near the riverfront with help from a nearly one-million dollar grant. The city had…

Kentuckians planning to plant trees can order seedlings from the state Division of Forestry. The agency says there are more than 50 species of trees from…

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he has secured $11M to combat Asian Carp in west Kentucky waterways. McConnell said in a release…

From NPR: A rural Missouri librarian transitions the one-room library into a learning hub, sorting out old cooking magazines and curating a collection of…

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Climate change in the West is luring rainbow trout to higher elevations, where the fish are mating with native cutthroats, genetic evidence shows. Biologists and anglers worry cutthroats could vanish.