Outdoors
Governor proclaims Sept. 28 as National Hunting and Fishing Day in Nebraska
Gov. Pete Ricketts on Monday proclaimed Saturday, Sept. 28, as National Hunting and Fishing Day in Nebraska.
Nebraska has a rich tradition of hunting and...
Outdoors
Kansas’ New State Park Is Millions Of Years In The Making
By CORINNE BOYER
GARDEN CITY, Kansas — Tens of millions of years ago, an inland sea covered parts of western Kansas. Today, chalk columns measuring 70 to...
Outdoors
(OKLAHOMA)Archery Seasons for Deer, Bear Among Hunting Openers Set for Oct. 1
Archery Seasons for Deer, Bear Among Hunting Openers Set for Oct. 1
Oct. 1 will be a busy day for plenty of stick-and-string hunters in...
Outdoors
Missouri Blacksmiths Are Keeping a Tough, Old Trade Alive
Mike McLaughlin has a slightly unusual grievance: He has more blacksmithing equipment than he can actually use. His backyard smithy is 16-by-24 feet and...
Outdoors
E-bicycles Now Legal at Kansas State Parks
PRATT – In a 5-1 vote, Kansas Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KWPT) Commissioners approved the use of electric-assisted bicycles, or e-bikes, at Kansas state...
Outdoors
After 10 Years As Kansas City Manager, Troy Schulte Will Retire In February
Editor’s note: This story was updated at 7:15 p.m. to include comments from Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas.
Kansas City, Missouri's longtime City Manager Troy...
Outdoors
Youth Hunter Education Challenge set for Oct. 13 at Platte River SP
LINCOLN, Neb. – Young hunter education graduates are invited to test their skills in a fun, practical competition Sunday, Oct. 13 at Platte River...
Kansas News
With Millions In Federal Aid At Stake, Kansas Urges Latinos Not To Skip 2020 Census
By: STEPHEN KORANDA
TOPEKA, Kansas — When Gov. Laura Kelly signed a proclamation recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month in Kansas this week, she hailed the culture and diversity...
