Hundreds of young students in Eugene and Springfield dove into an educational adventure about water this week.

It began as an outlet for the city’s 2018 Water Conservation Project. City officials asked, “What can we do to showcase our project and educate kids on the benefits of fishing and outdoor recreation?” ...

Several letters debate the causes and potential solutions for a government shutdown, focusing on partisan disagreements over ...

The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation is hosting its next Every Kid Outdoors Adventure Challenge event: the Observe ...

SNAPPING TURTLES are a common reptile in Iowa. Their scientific name is Chelydrda serpentina. Adults have a big head, a long ...

A tree falling near the Pajaro Middle School entryway in 2021 turned out to be the catalyst for a movement to beautify the ...

City officials are edging closer to improving the Pete Smith Complex with a formal announcement to seek up to $1 million in ...

The approximately $5 million in federal funding spent on 50 projects in Carbon and Stillwater counties to address damage from the historic June 2022 flood has some landowners, officials, ...

Virtual fencing uses GPS collars, sounds and electrical cues to move cattle across a landscape. Along with saving ranchers ...

The tunnels are fortified above-ground hoop buildings covered in plastic that capture heat from the sun, creating a ...

The Silent Book Club CSRA will hold its 10th anniversary meet from 3-5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12, at the Sharon Jones Amphitheater ...

Overlooking the Colorado River at Eagle Rim Park on Friday, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser used his Grand Junction ...