Environment

Opening weekend for LBL is coming up in early April, and officials are working to ensure that visitors aren’t impacted by tornado damage during their visit.

More than 40 exhibitors are lined up to showcase products at the Christian County Agriculture Expo Center.

In this installment of the WKMS' LBL Wildlife Report, Tracy Ross speaks to education coordinator Shannon Brockway about sandhill cranes.

The gardeners will teach brief lessons on the first Tuesday of March, April and May at Hopkinsville Brewing.

While humans can become sick with the virus – usually through close contact with infected birds – such cases are rare.

Participants can count birds anywhere in the world, and help scientists get a snapshot of global bird populations.

Jeffers Bend's governing bodies will meet today to map out the Water Festival, Take Kids Fishing, Christmas at the Bend and school field trips.

Here are four popular New Year’s resolutions with a twist for improving your relationship with nature in 2022 and beyond.

The growing popularity of the dark sky movement has many rural communities leading the way in efforts to turn down light pollution and embrace the night. Their efforts are improving quality of life and generating new economic development opportunities.

The change could disrupt leaf-peeping and other fall-centered tourism that generates as much as $30 billion each year nationwide.

There have been no positive cases of chronic wasting disease in the region, but officials have taken proactive measures after a case was found in Tennessee.

Among scientists, there is now near-universal agreement on the link between human activity and climate change. But politicians still point to false beliefs that there is significant debate on this point among scientists.