Wildlife

To guard against cheating, a coyote calling and hunting competition is taking ever-more stringent measures to keep its contest fair.

Smaller crowds and one way traffic are some of the safety adjustments the zoo is planning so public can return

Now that we’re spending more time at home, you might find yourself looking out your window more.It’s unlikely you’ll get as lucky as one Kansas City woman…

The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism stands to lose millions of dollars after record spring rains led to park closures, property damage...

Segment 1: What it's like to be the first woman in charge at the Kansas City Fire Department.As Donna Maize takes over as Fire Chief, she makes Kansas…

WICHITA — Ashley and Erin Watt have always enjoyed the outdoors. Over the years, they’ve spent a lot of time floating down the Arkansas River in south...

Segment 1: A Kansas City restaurant teams up with a New Orleans chef on a popup event.Ryan Prewitt is a James Beard Award winning chef at Peche in New…

Agencies across Kansas are warning drivers to take additional caution as deer mating season begins, bringing higher levels of deer activity. Sedgwick...

Segment 1: An artist makes us look more closely at the disposable still life piling up on the kitchen table.When Yoonmi Nam looks at the takeout…

Segment 1: Kris Kobach announces his senate campaign for the 2020 electionPat Roberts is retiring from his seat in the U.S. Senate, which leaves it open…

Segment 1: Why a Midwesterner is leading the charge to save manatees.To a native Kansas Citian, a sea animal like the manatee might as well be something…

Segment 1: How rising temperatures and a changing climate will affect the tallgrass prairies. The consequences of climate change are usually pictured as…