Wolf

State officials approved the killing of a portion of a wolf pack sending hunters aboard a helicopter to take aim at the wolves.

A dog has died following a wolf attack in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, bringing the total number of dogs killed in recent days to five.

Vote makes moot two statewide votes forced by animal rights organizations that oppose hunting the the resurgent gray wolf in the Upper Peninsula.

Michigan lawmakers are expected to pass a law to keep intact the state's power to allow wolf hunts.

Minnesota will issue 500 more wolf licenses this year and allow hunters and trappers to kill 30 more wolves than last year's target.

A state appeals court ruled hunters can train dogs to chase down wolves, rejecting arguments from humane societies that wildlife officials are allowing deadly wolf-dog clashes.

There are no quotas except for limits of six wolves across two management areas near Yellowstone National Park, and two wolves outside Glacier National Park.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has agreed to review the red wolf program, raising the possibility that the 27-year experiment to restore the rare predators in eastern North Carolina may come to an end.

Mountain lions go out of their way to avoid wolves, according to new research done in northwest Wyoming.

Wisconsin wildlife officials want to dramatically scale back the state's third annual wolf hunt this fall, saying the wolf population is decreasing as planned.

Gray wolves roaming into California from Oregon will have added protections now that a state board has listed the species as endangered despite other parts of the country relaxing rules on hunting the iconic predator.

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has donated $25,000 to the state Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks to help the agency better determine the number of wolves in Montana.

A pro-hunting coalition turned in 374,000 petition signatures to protect Michigan's ability to have more gray wolf hunts.

Federal officials say a wolf killed a border collie herding sheep in the Boise foothills.

A federal judge in North Carolina ordered a stop to coyote hunting near the world's only wild population of endangered red wolves because the animals look so similar and are easily confused.

Watch as a pack of wolves executes a strategically coordinated hunt against a cow moose and her calf.

Oregon's famous wandering gray wolf, dubbed OR-7, may have found the mate he has trekked thousands of miles looking for.