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A Rhode Island man is facing federal charges after he was accused of shooting and killing several hawks with a pump action pellet air gun.

The most powerful rocket to take flight blasted off last week from Boca Chica, Texas. Nearby residents are still grappling with the repercussions.

City leaders are proposing new rights for San Diego renters and making it harder for landlords to evict. Then, the federal government is providing funding for programs and nonprofits to tackle housing insecurity and homelessness. Plus, the California Wolf Center in Julian is helping the Mexican Gray Wolf population rebound.

The North Dakota Ecological Services Field Office is responsible for implementing the Endangered Species Act throughout North Dakota, and works with federal and state agencies and the tribes to conserve and recover species and habitats that make our state beautiful. So far, their hard work has helped save several endangered species. 

After the recent shooting in Monterey Park, a local psychologist talks about the impacts mass violence has on mental health. In other news, the San Diego County Sheriff's Department announced a new effort to get a life-saving drug out to places where opioid overdoses are likely to happen. Plus, four plants and a bird species are being removed from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife’s endangered list.

A hunter from Georgia has been fined $5,000 and ordered to pay $4,000 in restitution by a federal judge for shooting two mule deer out of season while being guided by a North Platte commercial outfitt

An international organization is now classifying the migratory North American monarch butterfly as endangered, and efforts underway in Iowa will aid t

Celebrate responsibly this Fourth of July, Local News, Newberg local News, Breaking News alerts for Newberg city.

WGLT's The Leadoff is everything you need to know for Wednesday, June 14. Caterpillar is moving its headquarters to Texas, but the CEO of the Greater Peoria Area Economic Development Council says that won't have much of an impact on Central Illinois. Plus, the decurrent false aster might look like a run-of-the-mill daisy flower, but it's actually a flower that can only grow along the banks of the Illinois River. WCBU's Tim Shelly spoke with Emily Hodapp of the U-S Fish and Wi...

A Catskills wildlife refuge is raising awareness about the danger that lead ammunition...