Outdoors

Before you go to the DICK'S Sporting Goods Open, here are some things that you can and can't do this year.

Lions and tigers and bears... oh, my! This world-renowned animal park in Harpursville has announced its season-opening.

A Binghamton basketball official (and a friend) was diagnosed with leukemia in 2019. He wanted to help kids with cancer and have a golf tournament to benefit St. Jude. Join us as we remember Chris Haynes.

Nestled in the Adirondacks, this Wildlife Refuge is 50 idyllic acres of peacefulness and now, you can stay the night there among the wolves and bears.

Turtles need you to help keep them safe by gently moving them off the road, but there is one thing you should never, ever do if you stumble on a turtle.

Saturday is "Golfer's Day" and one course is honoring front-line workers. Do you know why I write "LOSER" on my golf ball? Now you do.

New York State is lowering the minimum age for hunting deer with a firearm or crossbow from 14 to 12 but the legislation comes with some rules.

Up for a road trip? Rochester's free lilac festival sounds like a lovely mini-getaway destination!

Ever Given is blocking around 400 ships. Why should the Suez Canal have all the fun when the cargo ship can block traffic on water (or dry land) near you.

With some help from Cornell University, the US Fish and Wild Life Services say that our national symbol, which once faced extinction, is now thriving.

Ross Park Zoo is open and they would love to see you Easter weekend for their Eggstravaganza.

If you're looking for a place near you where you can support local growers and businesses, make a note to visit one of these farm markets or produce stands.

Before you scoop up your dryer lint and toss it in the trash, take a look at this!

When we think about early signs of spring, we think about robins bobbing along on our lawns and trees budding, but should we really be focusing on...skunks?