Outdoors

The Redman Creek East Campground will be closed for the upcoming season for renovations.

Colder weather has returned to the Ozarks after a recent string of above-average temperatures through the middle of the week.

Thanks to our stretch of above-normal temperatures recently and your submitted viewer photos, snakes are starting to pop up once again across the Ozarks.

Jonesboro residents got together Tuesday afternoon to discuss a new project that could pave the way to move around surrounding areas.

The cities of Jonesboro and Paragould will hold public meetings for input on multiple projects to connect Northeast Arkansas.

The “Know Your Limits” Challenge aims to test the limits of shooters in Jonesboro.

A major plan is looking to create more space for people to enjoy the outdoors in Jonesboro.

A camp for women, taught by a woman, aims to add more women to a male-dominated sport

More than 20 waterbodies in Arkansas are under a fish consumption advisory due to mercury.

If you eat certain fish from two Northeast/North Central Arkansas lakes, the Arkansas Department of Health says stop.

The city announced new land was donated and will be turned into a 24-acre park on the west side of town.

The Missouri Department of Conservation wants you to beware of wildlife with Chronic Wasting Disease, especially white-tailed deer.

The Missouri Department of Conservation is reminding residents who live in counties with deer affected by Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) to not place out food attractants.

The Missouri Department of Conservation reports that Missouri hunters harvested elk during both the archery and firearms portion of the 2022 elk-hunting season

The city of Jonesboro is making sure all eyes are on Craighead Forest Park, starting with a special landmark.

There will soon be another spot to splash in Jonesboro.

Hikers and visitors to Jonesboro’s Craighead Forest Park should light up when they see the city’s latest upgrades.

The trail is a half-mile stretch that includes a modern wooden bridge, aiming to give families a type of oasis in town.

Family members released funeral arrangements for a Sikeston man found dead after he went missing while hunting.

North Dakota Game and Fish see people legally bringing in about 10 mountain lions a year.

Missouri is one of the leading lower 48 states for bald eagle viewing during winter, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation. Discover nature with MDC through Eagle Days events around the state or enjoy watching bald eagles on your own.

Firearms deer hunting season in Missouri and Arkansas began Saturday.

Many across Arkansas are getting excited as duck hunting season starts this Saturday, and businesses are taking notice.

AGFC Deer Program Coordinator Ralph Meeker said the first youth weekend typically results in a harvest of between 8,000 and 11,000 deer statewide.

With Daylight Saving Time ending and deer activity spiking, AAA urges motorists to keep an eye on the road or pay a high price.

As hunters make their way back into the woods, experts want you to be aware of the risks if proper safety is not practiced.

A boat ramp at Greers Ferry Lake will close for construction Tuesday.

Clinton “Preston” Smith, 67, of Baton Rouge, La., on Thursday did not return after hiking along the Hemmed-in-Hollow trail in Newton County.

Park rangers say fall colors and elk viewing make October one of the busiest times of the year.

The Missouri Department of Conservation reminds deer hunters that it will be holding mandatory CWD sampling during opening weekend of the November portion of firearms season, Nov. 12 and 13.