Bobcat hunters could set traps this fall in five local Indiana counties. Indiana's first bobcat trapping season since 1969 has ended more than a month early. The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) ...

Homeowners who set booby traps for package thieves, known as porch pirates, could be held legally liable for any injuries. While homeowners generally have no liability for a trespasser's accidental ...

In Washington, a decade of rancorous polarization just gave us the longest ever government shutdown. But one belief has endured on both sides of the aisle: that the world order, built and led by the ...

Physicists from Swansea University have played the leading role in a scientific breakthrough at CERN, developing an innovative technique that increases the antihydrogen trapping rate by a factor of ...

Bobcat trapping is legal in Indiana for the first time since 1969. For many years, bobcats were on Indiana's endangered list. But by 2005 their population had recovered to the point where they were ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Bobcats have been reported in all but one Indiana county. That's according to DNR wildlife biologist Geriann Albers, who says bobcats have been off the state's endangered species list ...

With their surgical nibbles, these large, semi-aquatic, buck-toothed rodents have emerged as crucial helpers for ecologists restoring degraded wetlands across the Great Lakes. They are not the ...

The desire to defend your home and what’s yours is completely legitimate—and completely human. But how you channel that frustration matters. The internet loves poetic justice. There’s an undeniable ...

A DEA agent discovers that his teenage son and his high-school friends are conducting raids on drug cartel operations in this film co-starring Bobby Cannavale. By Frank Scheck It’s tough being a DEA ...

A few years after having children, Todd and I grew tired of the typical Thanksgiving celebration. It wasn’t the turkey and filling that pushed us to this alternative. It was sitting around afterwards, ...

Ohio's trapping season for various species opens on November 10, with some seasons extending through February. Coyotes are the only species that can be legally trapped year-round in the state. The ...