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Looking down at a pool filled with Klamath River salmon swimming back to their spawning grounds, Karuk Tribal Councilor Aaron “Troy” Hockaday says he can’t wait to see what the future holds for them.

Biologists with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife say it’s unlikely OR-103 — a lone wolf that has killed three cattle in the Doak Mountain area near Klamath Falls in recent months — was seriously...

CHILOQUIN -- The Williamson River water is cold and clear, the sun is bright and the large redband trout more than 10 miles from their home in Klamath Lake are spooky, but very hungry. I cast a small ...

We were looking down and across the Williamson River when one of the admirers yelped: “Wow, this is View-Ti-Ful! … I mean beautiful!” Whoever it was — I was too busy laughing to remember who — was cor...

As we unloaded our kayaks at the Howard Bay boat ramp, the midges and other bugs were ferocious, thousands of them weaving their way onto our clothes, hats, sunglasses, ears, neck — everywhere. Just o...

Endangered suckers and salmon in the Klamath Basin have a greater shot at survival thanks to federal funds awarded this week. On Wednesday, Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden announced ...

Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden announced the first 33 Klamath Basin restoration projects to receive funds totaling more than $26 million this year.

On a recent whitewater rafting trip, Rhonda Abrams picked up a few lessons that can be applied to running a small business.

On a recent whitewater rafting trip, Rhonda Abrams picked up a few lessons that can be applied to running a small business.

We learn more about the Klamath River Renewal Corporation's plan.