Smoke and ash from a controlled burn near Lake Okeechobee has led to ash to falling from the sky in St. Lucie County.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is conducting a prescribed burn that may see ash and smoke drift into St. Lucie County.

If you live on the Treasure Coast and see ash falling from the sky, it's more than likely due to the prescribed burn on Lake ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources recently closed two overfishing cases, resulting in hundreds of dollars in fines for ...

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission could do a prescribed burn of as much as 28,000 acres along the western ...

A community of rare fish enthusiasts collects endangered species of freshwater fish from lakes and springs around the world, ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers controls lake levels, and the agency has been making discharges to both coasts for months in ...

No longer just a place of alligators and outlaws, the Everglades, Florida's largest national park, are today a prized, unique ...

FWC officials will share the draft of a Land Management Plan for Creek Ranch Wildlife Management Area in eastern Polk County ...

Nearly 75 billion gallons of water has flowed into the St. Lucie River through the St. Lucie Lock & Dam since Lake Okeechobee ...

"I just wanted to fish more," the 51-year-old Oklahoman said. "Last year was a very mediocre season for me (he finished 61st in the Bassmaster Elite Series points and will sit out this year's Classic) ...