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The agency said rising inflation and declining license sales have meant fewer dollars for its Division of Fish and Wildlife which relies on those license fees to fund its programs

More than 100 miles of state-managed trails in the southeastern Upper Peninsula will be groomed as part of an agreement between Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources and the Straits Area Snowmobile Club.

This marks the first time that these chemicals have been discovered in the city's drinking water.

Since 2017 a special River Plunge Challenge has taken place between the Huron-Manistee...

But on Dec. 15 a few minutes after his wife let the Yorkshire Pomeranian mix outside to potty, Fishman couldn't find him.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, ILLINOIS (WSIL) -- One person is killed after a boat capsizes in rural Belle Rive.

The fates of the North Slope Nikaitchuq and Oooguruk units have been intertwined for two decades. Bill Armstrong, who ran a small independent, entered Alaska in 2001 to pursue smaller oil prospects overlooked by ExxonMobil, BP and ConocoPhillips, the last two the only producer-operators on the North...

Portage city officials and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources have signed a Memorandum of Agreement regarding the operation of 377 acres of the Gourdneck State Game Area along Centre Avenue north of Vanderbilt Avenue.

Thousands and thousands of cubic yards of sediment are still plaguing animals, plants and people on the Kalamazoo River.

A used oil transfer error discharged 400 gallons of oil to the Menomonee River last Friday, according to Milwaukee Riverkeeper.