By Javier Serna Assistant Editor Detroit Lakes, Minn. — Despite a fairly bad season of ice-making, with thaws and refreezes among other setbacks to good ice-making, there have been few ice-fishing-related fatalities this season. But,
Bands also seek longer swan season and use of electronic calls By Victor Skinner Contributing Writer Bloomington, Minn. — The Mississippi Flyway Council is objecting to a plan to further liberalize tribal waterfowl hunting regulations
New York — A corporation that owns a Manhattan art and antique store has entered a guilty plea to illegally selling elephant ivory, DEC officials announced last month. The case marks New York’s first Class
With the Minnesota trout opener looming on April 15, DNR Fisheries crews were planting thousands of rainbows in the south-metro coldwater fishery.
Ice not completely gone, but enough of it has retreated and broken up to allow careful angler to search for perch while dodging icebergs.
Luke Garver began the job late last year, filling a role that had been vacant since Paul Brewer retired at the end of 2013.
Trigger problem could lead to ‘unintentional discharge’ Staff Report Ilion, N.Y. — Remington Arms Company is voluntarily recalling its Model 700 and Model Seven rifles manufactured over an eight-year period to address safety issues that
Holden, W.Va. — On land where coal was once mined, officials have trumpeted the return of an elk herd to West Virginia for the first time in 141 years. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and officials
St. Paul — There was one fatal incident involving a dog caught in a trap in 2016, the lowest number since the Minnesota DNR began tracking reported incidents in 2012. It was a low-effort year
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