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Police officers tasked with keeping students safe in one of Utah's largest school districts have been given a tool they think could save lives if a gunman attacks AR15 and M16 rifles.

A southwest Missouri prosecutor will not file charges against a man who shot a 4-year-old girl to death while he was target shooting.

The number of deer killed during Parkersburg's 2013 urban archery hunt jumped 100 percent from 2012's total.

Alaska Fish and Game officials killed an Eastern Interior wolf pack last week, and the National Park Service, which had been studying the animals, is none too pleased.

State officials are considering a plan aimed at stopping the illegal stocking of fish into public waters.

Sportsmen and conservation groups are raising concerns about legislation that could change the way the Missouri Department of Conservation operates.

Waterbirds such as grebes, mergansers and loons are struggling, too, because their normal areas of open water have frozen over.

An administrative law judge heard testimony that Ely bear researcher Lynn Rogers gave tips to paying participants in his "bear course" on feeding bears from their mouths.

A plan to have federal sharpshooters kill up to 1,000 deer on the northeastern tip of Long Island is moving forward after opponents lost a court fight.