Sunday, July 12, 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation has announced five hunters who were drawn for the state’s first elk hunt.
The Missouri Department of Conservation has begun accepting applications for a women-only managed deer hunt in Kansas City.
Sunday, July 05, 2020
A two-day hunter education class has been set for July in Northeast Kansas.
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has begun selling the Federal Duck Stamp, formerly known as the Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp, for 2020-2021.
Sunday, June 28, 2020
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission approved regulation changes this month for a 2021 mountain lion hunting season in the state.
The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism has donated around 2,000 pounds of elk and bison meat to food banks.
Sunday, June 21, 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation is proposing duck hunting regulation changes in the state for the 2021 through 2025 seasons.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is encouraging residents to not dump aquarium fish species that are used as pets into the state’s waterways.
Sunday, June 14, 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation is collecting public input on revisions to its Wild Turkey Management Plan during the month of June.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is proposing a regulation change that updates the definition of handguns that can be used for deer hunting.
Sunday, June 07, 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation is proposing regulation changes to allow for the use of night vision equipment when hunting feral hogs and coyotes.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is reporting an increase in the number of bald eagle nests that have been spotted in the state.
Sunday, May 31, 2020
Fisheries management biologists with the Missouri Department of Conservation are encouraging anglers to report sightings of a Northern Snakehead in the state’s waterways.
The Missouri Department of Conservation invites the public to get hooked on fishing through the state’s annual Free Fishing Days the first weekend of June.
Sunday, May 24, 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation is seeking public input on a proposed limited hunting season for black bears in the state.
The Missouri Department of Conservation is encouraging landowners to evaluate their early summer habitat for increased quail numbers.
Sunday, May 17, 2020
The Missouri Department of Conservation has completed its testing efforts for chronic wasting disease during the 2019 and 2020 seasons with 46 new cases of the deadly deer disease.
The Missouri Department of Conservation announced that turkey harvest numbers this season increased due to more hunters in the field.
Sunday, May 10, 2020
Every five days during the spring and summer, Ivan Ray Miller, in Jamesport, Missouri, walks to a uniquely designed housing facility he created for Purple Martins to check for newly hatched birds.
Missouri residents can apply for the first regulated elk hunting season in the state the entire month of May.
The Missouri Department of Conservation has canceled its annual Arbor Day celebration in St.…
The Missouri Department of Conservation is offering teachers and guardians a free Discover N…
The Missouri Department of Conservation is temporarily waiving permit requirements for sport…
The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism announced that the state’s fishing lake…
The Missouri Department of Conservation is forecasting that turkey hunters can expect a chal…
The Missouri Department of Conservation has closed its nature centers, visitor centers and e…
The Smithville Lake Chapter of Ducks Unlimited hosted its 37th annual banquet March 14.
Missouri Western State University has partnered with the Missouri Department of Conservation…
A free viewing event of wild prairie chickens is being offered this spring at Dunn Ranch Pra…
Two bald eagles recently were released back into the wild on Missouri Department of Conserva…
The catch-and-keep trout fishing season in southern Missouri’s four trout parks will open Su…
The Missouri Department of Conservation confirmed Tyler Halley of Maryville, Missouri, recen…
The catch-and-keep trout fishing season is underway in two popular fishing locations in St. Joseph.
The Northwest Missouri Longtails Chapter of Pheasants Forever based in St. Joseph held its s…
The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism launched the state’s first-ever mobile …
The Missouri Department of Conservation is reminding resident and nonresident landowners who…
The Missouri Department of Conservation is encouraging landowners to report sightings of fer…
The Missouri Department of Conservation is considering adding an elk hunting season. A group…
The Northwest Missouri Longtails Chapter of Pheasants Forever hosted its third annual youth …
The Northwest Missouri Longtails Chapter of Pheasants Forever based in St. Joseph is hosting…
The Missouri Department of Conservation and the Missouri Division of Fire Safety have partne…
The Missouri Department of Conservation will host a waterfowl workshop for hunters in St. Jo…
The Missouri Department of Conservation is reporting that fall sampling for Chronic Wasting …
CHICAGO — Authorities on the hunt for coyotes in downtown Chicago after two reported attacks…
The Missouri Department of Conservation is offering a large reward for information that lead…
High School Sports
- 113th Annual Missouri Amateur Championship kicks off, features local talent
- Golden Eagles optimistic in return for summer workouts
- The First Step: Coaches, athletes reunite as summer athletics re-entry plan begins
- Summer workouts revitalizing Mid-Buchanan students, coaches
- Missouri 8-Man All-Star game canceled, scholarships still to be awarded
- Missouri football leads peaceful march, registers to vote
- Central ready to implement St. Joseph School District's summer athletics re-entry plan
- Smith ready to bring influence to Central girls hoops
- St. Joseph School District announces student-athlete summer re-entry plan
- Former MWSU assistant Roger Smith named Central girls basketball coach
College Sports
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- SEC commissioner on saving football season: 'We are running out of time'
- Texas defensive lineman joins Mizzou's rising 2021 class
- Pac-12 payouts increase slightly, but league trails Big Ten, others
- Countdown to Camp No. 19: Which players could be ready for breakout seasons?
- Missouri football adds Texas defensive end to the 2021 class
- Arizona AD Dave Heeke praises Pac-12 plan, thanks Wildcat fans for support
- Wisconsin, Notre Dame both commit to future game at Lambeau Field after 2020 meeting canceled
- Postseason possible for Wisconsin Badgers fall teams
- Mizzou's football schedule unchanged (for now), but SEC prepared to pivot
- Cam Gallagher becomes fourth Royal in past week to test positive for COVID-19
- Royals announce 2021 schedule, will open at home against Rangers
- Royals' Keller, O'Hearn test positive for COVID-19
- Kansas City Royals' 2020 schedule announced, season opens at Cleveland
- Royals star Perez tests positive for COVID-19; Manager Matheny reveals positive case
- Royals begin Summer Camp with first full-tean workout
- Royals offer fans in-stadium cutouts for 2020
- MLB announces "unique features" ahead of shortened campaign
- Rebuilding MLB clubs hope to keep developing top prospects
- Royals announce 60-player pool ahead of Summer Camp
- Chiefs announce reduced capacity at Arrowhead Stadium for 2020
- Patrick Mahomes contract extension press conference
- Mahomes, Chiefs reach 10-year agreement
- Chris Jones looking for $20M per year 'or I won't play'
- Chiefs training camp moved from St. Joe in 2020 due to coronavirus
- Chiefs confronting changes, unique offseason head-on
- Call to action: Kansas City Chiefs ready to make a difference
- Reports: Chiefs won't hold camp in St. Joseph
- Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker inherits leadership role in 'best offseason yet'
- Trenton, Mizzou grad Andy Hill joins Chiefs as special teams coach
