outdoors

If you're more of the go out into the woods to get a wild turkey is more your thing, now is the time if you live in the Commonwealth. Here's what you need to know!

Deer Reduction Zone Season is set to begin September 15th. For those not in the know, this means that the state will allow hunting in specific and defined urban areas as well as along portions of state highways.

Unplug from the world for a bit and social distance at one of these great parks.

Indiana DNR is urging hunters to get their deer licenses now and register for the new Access Indiana portal.

My grades in high school biology left, ahem, a lot to desired. I just could never wrap my brain around zygotes and endospores. So it will take a MUCH smarter human than I to understand how a creature can self-clone.
And this brings us to the lovely and talented Asian longhorned tick, which...

I don't know about you, but I've been spending a lot more time in my backyard lately, and birds are everywhere! If you want to increase avian traffic around your home without worrying about squirrels eating up all the goods, look no further.

Everyone should continue to just hide out in the AC as much as possible for the foreseeable future but, If you do find yourself in a situation where you need to venture outdoors - fear not! I've compiled a shortlist of fans and misters to help you beat the heat.

A lot of people are starting to go outside and enjoy the nice weather. That also means that it's the time of year for those dreaded sunburns!

My favorite part of any water park is the lazy river. Did you know there is a REAL lazy river that exists right here in Kentucky? Well, there IS and it's appropriately called the Awesome Lazy River.

Here are fifteen breathtaking road trip destinations you can visit this summer in Kentucky!

Having a good time in the water is easy, but don't forget to practice water safety too. Make sure you've got what you need to stay prepared and safe whether you're on a boat, at the pool or hanging at the beach.

Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, the public pools in Evansville will not be open this year. Yes, I know it’s a real bummer. However, there is hope!