Montrose Beach’s 3 Piping Plover Chicks Have Names — And They’re All Chicago Themed

In a tribute to Chicago’s rich cultural landscape, Montrose Beach’s three piping plover chicks have been named after iconic city landmarks and symbols. Not yet a month old, these chicks embody a unique blend of local wildlife and urban heritage.

Montrose Beach’s 3 Piping Plover Chicks Have Names — And They’re All Chicago Themed

Latest ‘Tiger King’ twist finds ‘Doc’ Antle sentenced to 1 year in prison for animal trafficking

In what is likely the final twist of the “Tiger King” saga, “Doc” Antle has been sentenced to one year in prison for animal trafficking. The Netflix documentary that captivated a nation during the COVID-19 lockdowns sees its legal dramas coming to a close.

Latest ‘Tiger King’ twist finds ‘Doc’ Antle sentenced to 1 year in prison for animal trafficking

Grays Harbor County resident busted for Montana hunting violations

A Grays Harbor County resident faces hunting violation charges in Montana after a large-scale investigation involving wildlife officials from both Washington and Montana states.

Grays Harbor County resident busted for Montana hunting violations

Big Bear bald eaglet Gizmo flies — days after sister Sunny’s first flight

At 13 weeks old, Gizmo, the Big Bear bald eaglet, has taken her first flight, following in the wingbeats of her sister Sunny just days earlier.

Big Bear bald eaglet Gizmo flies — days after sister Sunny’s first flight

Steve Irwin’s daughter, Bindi, gives health update after shocking hospitalization

Bindi Irwin, daughter of the late Steve Irwin, was hospitalized due to a medical emergency, causing her to miss her father’s annual gala. She has since provided a health update following the incident.

Steve Irwin’s daughter, Bindi, gives health update after shocking hospitalization

Keyser resident working on signs for New Creek Ducks

A Keyser resident is partnering with the City of Keyser to educate the community about the beloved New Creek Ducks. Through the creation of informative signs, the initiative aims to raise awareness and celebrate the town’s most popular feathered residents.

Keyser resident working on signs for New Creek Ducks

Oregon’s 2024 wolf report

Oregon witnessed an increase in its wolf population in 2024, with the most significant gains occurring west of Highways 97, 395, and 20.

Oregon’s 2024 wolf report