A 24-year-old rock climber fell to his death in Clear Creek Canyon on Saturday, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office. The man was climbing near the popular Red Slab climbing area ...

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — A climber died after a fall in Clear Creek Canyon on Saturday morning, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. About 9:30 a.m. Saturday, two people were ...

DENVER (KDVR) — A rock climber died after falling near Clear Creek Canyon on Saturday. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said in a post on X that crews were on the scene to rescue a fallen ...

STEVENS, Pa. — Wildlife officials with the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area are keeping a close eye on the spread of avian flu cases, as thousands of snow geese prepare to migrate over ...

Some areas of Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area in Clay Township may close during prime snow geese viewing season this year if large numbers of birds are found sick or dead from avian flu.

Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area, a popular site for migratory bird watchers, was closed because of avian influenza. All visitors are reminded: If you have pet birds, backyard domestic ...

STEVENS, Pa. — Wildlife officials with the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area are keeping a close eye on the spread of avian flu cases, as thousands of snow geese prepare to migrate over ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is restricting access to some areas of Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. Previous report above: Middle Creek offers spectacular views of snow geese.

An alert on the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area website warns that highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), also known as bird flu, could be affecting any birds migrating through the area.

DOOR COUNTY (WLUK) -- The health of Great Lakes water quality will be in focus Thursday evening when the documentary called "All Too Clear ... Crossroads at Big Creek Executive Director.

If access to the WMA is restricted, AGFC and other partnering agencies will be in the area to uphold road and access closures. To learn more, contact Farney at 501-382-3945.