Arkansans have had a few surprise visitors across the state and in Central Arkansas. Black bear sightings are ramping up once again.

Whether you’re hoping to spot a black bear ambling through the woods, a great egret gliding over a cypress swamp, or a pod of dolphins playing in coastal waters, the South is teeming with wildlife.

Duck-hunting hotspots throughout Arkansas have sounded the call. Credit: Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism Through the crunch of fallen leaves and the clinging fog of every ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Arkansas is the Duck Hunting Capital of the World, and more than 100,000 Arkansans are expected to take part in the duck hunting season which kicks off on Saturday. There are ...

More than 100,000 Arkansans are expected to duck hunt this year. There are some changes to be mindful of as the season kicks off this weekend.

BALD KNOB, Ark. – A dedication on Nov. 7 marked a milestone for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s restoration of the Henry Gray Hurricane Lake Wildlife Management Area. Officials dedicated the ...

The bottomland hardwood forests of eastern Arkansas offer excellent habitat for large deer populations, but these low-lying areas also can become inundated quickly, pushing deer into smaller areas ...

Arkansas Game and Fish Commission officials are sounding a caution for deer hunters going out for the start of modern gun season this Saturday.

With duck season approaching, hunters across the state are getting geared up. But if dry conditions continue in central Arkansas, it could massively impact hunters.

Stray cats are becoming a problem in Bald Knob, so much so that the city council formed an animal control committee this week to find solutions.

The Arkansas duck population has hit a record low this hunting season.