Tests of samples taken from one property in Macomb County showed the substance to be decaying algae containing E. coli bacteria.
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BOISE, Idaho — Idaho’s top wildlife official on Tuesday requested authorization from state lawmakers to spend $408,000 to count wolves. Idaho Department of Fish and Game Director Ed Schriever told the Legislature’s budget-setting committee that the expense would become part of the agency’s annual budget to keep a running tally of the number of wolves
Idaho agency wants to spend $408K a year to count wolves Read More »
Idaho Department of Fish and Game criticized for its lack of transparency about the hunt, which occurred on private properties, often at night.
Idaho wildlife officials criticized for killing more than 200 elk for research project Read More »
“It is a success story what the agency has done here, We’ve brought back a population to where we can now have a season again. That’s pretty remarkable.”
In South Dakota, Custer State Park bighorn population back from the brink Read More »
GARY, Ind. — A man fishing from a northwestern Indiana bridge reeled in an apparent live grenade, prompting a road closure until the device was removed by a bomb squad. A Gary police officer who was called to the Little Calumet River bridge on Monday evening to investigate learned that a man who had been
Angler snags apparent live grenade in NW Indiana river Read More »
The state’s revised rule aligns Indiana’s Ohio River regulations with regs that took effect last year in Kentucky.
Indiana DNR tightens rules for Ohio River walleye, sauger, saugeye Read More »
The boy, 3, was grabbed by the neck and his father threw a backpack at the cougar. It let go of the child and grabbed the pack and climbed a tree.
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MADISON, Wis. — Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday signed into law a pair of bills designed to combat the spread of Lyme disease by warning visitors to state parks and other outdoor properties about the risks and making insect repellent available to buy in state parks and trails. Under one new law, the state DNR
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