Researchers has uncovered never before seen details in a set of prehistoric stone objects that feature a variety of artworks.

Advanced analysis of prehistoric cave art has revealed new insights into the fishing practices of Paleolithic societies.

Amy Bowers Cordalis is many things: an attorney, a mother, a conservationist. But before all that, she was a member of the ...

Slow-pitch jigging offers an innovative approach to reaching deep-sea catches. Learn how to use specialized rods and reels ...

When bowhunter Bill Barcus finally tags his first buck, he faces a three-mile packout and considers leaving the antlers ...

Library users in the Lewiston area will soon have the chance to try gold panning, birdwatching and other outdoor activities ...

Two people fishing in Camden County over the weekend have quite a story to tell about what they caught out of the Cooper ...

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In the Book of Matthew, Jesus addresses a correlation between the appearance of the sky and forthcoming weather, saying, ...

Addison native Alexandra Larrow met Nelson Burgos in 2013 after she had moved down to Massachusetts, where Nelson is from.

In a cavernous multistory mall, customers jostle for space amid endless rows of glass display cabinets that glimmer under the ...

Indigenous people, environmentalists and lawmakers of both parties fear more mining in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle ...