This would have been the 23rd year for Camp Grouse, pitched in a small clearing among maple trees in the Chippewa National Forest, but COVID-19 got in the way.
Madison artist Sid Boyum created a poster commemorating the opening day of the fishing season every April from 1963 to 1989 for the Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times.
Cole’s conservation legacy will be written in the months and years ahead as he works to manage and protect the public’s natural resources, which were often left to chance or sacrifice by his predecessors, Cathy Stepp and Dan Meyer.
Recent heavy snowfalls, with more to follow, coupled with subzero low temperatures, put active wildlife on alert for their next meal.
The following is a calendar for outdoors recreational events, and Department of Natural Resources seasons, in and around southern Wisconsin as of Jan. 25, 2019. Please note that readers are advised to contact clubs and organizations, especially in the event of inclement weather, to check the…
The public delivered 16 sick or dying ruffed grouse to the Department of Natural Resources to be tested for West Nile Virus (WNV) last fall.
“We can’t hunt unless we’re in some type of club and then it’s mostly hunting preserves,” Marieke (Rieke) Kuchenbecker said of living in Germany. “We can’t have guns to hunt or target shoot.”
Madison artist Sid Boyum created a poster commemorating the opening day of the fishing season every April from 1963 to 1989 for the Wisconsin State Journal and The Capital Times.
DNR Wardens in Action - - A few hours after DNR Conservation Warden Isaac Kruse started his work day on January 19, he found himself side-by-side with four St. Croix County responders who together saved the life of a man who was on the job like any normal day.
DNR Wardens in Action - - - When ready to respond turned into roof is down at the White Lake Volunteer Fire Department, a team of nearby WDNR wardens and other state agency staffers joined efforts to do a united heavy lift of help!
DNR Wardens in Action - WDNR Wardens, Sturgeon Bay Fire Department members and a good samaritan gather to rescue 30 ice anglers trapped in a whiteout on February 24!
DNR Wardens in Action - - Three same-night rescues of snowmobile operators from near-death situations by Wis. Department of Natural Resources conservation wardens serve as safety reminders to all who enjoy the state's thousands of well-maintained trails.
Cole’s conservation legacy will be written in the months and years ahead as he works to manage and protect the public’s natural resources, which were often left to chance or sacrifice by his predecessors, Cathy Stepp and Dan Meyer.
From a nap and two Mountain Dew Kickstarts to buzzing with nervous energy all day in school, here's a look at the routines of high school baseball pitchers on the day they're scheduled to start on the mound.
The Crusaders clinched the baseball league with their 5-1 win over Sauk Prairie. Thompson's timely double broke up a 1-1 tie in the seventh inning.
Check out all the happenings from Saturday's slate of high school games.
Madison Memorial coach Matt Hartmann says elite players want the conditions to be hard; mediocre players want them perfect. Here's a look at the factors that separate the best in high school golf.
Wisconsin continues its hot streak on the recruiting trail, receiving its first in-state commitment from running back Nate White.
Three Wisconsin pitchers combined for the shutout against Canisius to help the Badgers advance to another elimination game Sunday in the softball NCAA Tournament.
Maddie Schwartz gave up only one earned run in a complete game, but the Wisconsin softball team finished with only three hits in the loss to Georgia Tech in the Badgers' NCAA Tournament opener.
Why did they wait so long to allow college athletes to make a few bucks on the side?
Stan Van Gundy is not only down on the Knicks’ current roster, he’s skeptical that the vaunted connections of Leon Rose and William Wesley can make the team any better. “The Knicks right now — do you love their roster? Because I don’t. People always say we’ve got talent. Well, hell, it’s the NBA. Every team has talent,” said Van Gundy, the former NBA head coach and executive who is now an ...
The most interesting basketball game in Atlanta on a Friday night in March wasn't the one played in the city's downtown NBA arena.
Mito Pereira spent four hours soaring and sliding at Southern Hills in the cold and wind, calling it the biggest round of his life Saturday in the PGA Championship and one that gave him an idea of what to expect Sunday.
Hours after Tiger Woods limped his way to a 9-over 79 in the third round at Southern Hills, he informed the PGA of America of his withdrawal — his first ever from a major.