Eric Olson wears many hats that are scattered from southeastern Nebraska to Weston, Missouri.

When the St. Joseph Parks Department began the process of upgrading its property throughout the city in 2015, officials first wanted to find out what people thought was most important for the recreational areas.

Megean Weldon’s journey began on an evening when she just wanted to do something nice for her neighborhood.

Buyers are finding outdoor recreation vehicles in short supply thanks to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on imports.

The Missouri Department of Conservation has many methods for tracking the health and reproduction of fish populations throughout waterways in Missouri.

Bob’s Fishing Lake has long been a part of Dianna Collings’ family, and after some convincing and a stroke of luck — or bad luck — the lake and property surrounding it fell into the hands of Dianna and her husband, Ed.

The number of accidental firearm fatalities dropped by over 50% from 1997 to 2017, and that is in large part due to the hunter safety courses put on each month by the Missouri Department of Conservation. Ken Wallace has been teaching the class for years and had two sessions this past Saturda…

Missouri spring turkey hunting begins on April 10 with youth season.

The climb back to normal for the United States and the rest of the world has begun picking up steam in recent months.

Local ponds and lakes are starting to see more visitors with warmer temperatures bringing fishermen out around the area.