Inmates at the Missouri River Correctional Center are learning all about service and man's best...
The Bismarck Police Department says there is moose loose in the area of Washington Street and and Buckskin Avenue.
The Game and Fish Department's fall mule deer survey indicated another year of good fawn production.
Two mule deer caught in September have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease.
The Roosevelt Park Zoo welcomed kids and their parents Friday to celebrate World Okapi Day.
When there's an unwanted animal on your property, many people's reaction is to call animal control. But critters like bats, skunks, and rodents aren't the city's...
The bison herd in Theodore Roosevelt National Park is large, and staff members are working on decreasing its size.
Rangers at Theodore Roosevelt National Park say they plan to conduct a bison roundup in the South Unit next week in order...
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says now through December is the time to be especially alert on the road, because more deer are on the move.
A moose was spotted roaming around Minot this past weekend.
The Roosevelt Park Zoo celebrated a monumental achievement today, the Lion exhibit is now open with both lions enjoying the nearly 16 thousand...
We can't show you the whole picture, but a whistleblower's email...
As we reported Tuesday, the Association of Zoos & Aquariums granted the accreditation of Roosevelt Park Zoo by the AZA's independent...
The Mandan Police Department says they helped save an owl this weekend.
The Roosevelt Park Zoo is putting the final touches on the highly-anticipated lion enclosure.
The Dakota Zoo introduced three new wolf puppies to Bismarck on July 6: Shinook, Fang and Canyon.
The federal government is changing some rules around the Endangered Species Act.
A man caught on video petting a bison is the latest example of dangerous behavior by a visitor to Yellowstone National...
Our Gadi Schwartz went to West Virginia for the annual Bridge Day, the one day every year when the New River Gorge Bridge closes off traffic and opens to pedestrians, to allow them to watch BASE jumpers fly 876 feet into the gorge below.
“It could’ve been avoided,” UPS driver Frank Ordonez’s stepfather said. “Other tactics should have been applied and they weren’t applied.”
Today’s deadly shooting in Pensacola follows an incident at Pearl Harbor Naval shipyard on Wednesday, where an active duty sailor killed two people and himself.
Military and law enforcement officials say that Mohamed Saeed Alshamrani was a second lieutenant in the Saudi Arabian Air Force, in Pensacola for flight training.
Officers were on the scene in less than 5 minutes and engaged Mohammed Alshamrani, the suspected shooter, in a gun battle -- ultimately killing him.
