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Agency officials made the annoucement during a video meeting of the state wolf advisory committee. 3:27 pm, Jul. 7, 2021 × The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday that there will be no wolf hunting or trapping season in Minnesota in 2021. Agency officials said they will wait until a new state wolf management plan is in place early in 2022 before deciding on any wolf harvest options. (Photo by iStock/AB Photography courtesy of the Wisconsin DNR) ST. PAUL -- The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday, July 7, said there will be no wolf hunting an...

By Sophie Griffen After a long drought, music, like so much else, is coming back this summer. Whether through new releases, live performance or the return of touring, music and musicians are reemerging cicada-like back into our lives, and it truly co

DUBOIS, Wyo. — It is the kind of place tourists flock to in Washington, D.C. or New York during the summer months — an expansive, comprehensive museum, covering key aspects of World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam. The National Museum of Military Vehicles, however, sits on the outskirts of a Wyoming frontier town, roughly 5 1/2 hours from Salt Lake City and 6 1/2 from Denver, with a population just over 800. Inside the building sits scores of vintage and restored vehicles from the major conflicts, encapsulated in immersive exhibits. It's all part of museum founder Dan Starks' personal ...

Ask an expert: Compost soil now for plentiful poppies in spring Updated Feb 14, 2021; Posted Feb 14, 2021 Poppy seeds can be started indoors this winter. Seeds can also be planted directly mid-spring. File photo. Facebook Share We’re well into winter and that means spring and the gardening season is on the way.  If you’ve got questions, turn to Ask an Expert, an online question-and-answer tool from Oregon State University’s Extension Service. OSU Extension faculty and Master Gardeners reply to queries within two business days, usually less. To ask a question, simply go to the and ...

A pack of wolves thrived near Minneapolis; how it died offers lessons for the future From 2014 to 2017, they formed the first known pack so close to the Twin Cities in more than a century, growing to as many as 19 wolves.  February 6, 2021 — 3:43pm Text size Copy shortlink: Two wolves, a male and a female, broke away from their northern Minnesota packs and wandered alone for dozens of miles past highways, farms and suburbs. They found each other in a small nature reserve just 20 miles north of Minneapolis. There, surrounded by tr...