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When bucks get their antlers stuck together, it actually could quickly wind up deadly. Thankfully two men stepped in for the save.

Here are the dates and regulation changes to New York's Bowhunting Season for 2021.

Remember when Murder Hornets were a thing? Apparently, people across Utica, Rome, and Syracuse all thought they've seen them in their backyards this past summer

What killed a 50-foot humpback whale that appeared to be in good condition? That's the question marine biologists are trying to figure out after one washed ashore in New York.

Feeding the birds is one of those simple pleasures in life. Tossing bread crumbs, watching the flock scramble to get a bite is actually doing more harm than good. Bread is bad for birds. Really bad.

The sculpture goes from a work of art into enough electricity to power about 350 homes.

The plan also extends daily hunting hours and requires hunters to wear fluorescent orange or fluorescent pink.

Apples, cider, and donuts, oh my! If you love fall and all it has to offer, there's plenty of places in Central New York where you can spend the day picking apples, walking through corn mazes, or just enjoying apple cider.

Swimming at some DEC Campgrounds has already closed, most others will close over the next few weeks.

Ever wonder how they make the iconic butter sculpture at the New York State Fair? The creators explain it all.

White-tailed deer in New York have tested positive for the Coronavirus.

Kiosks will be set up for credit card purchase of tickets at Gates 1 and 10. Use Credit card or EZ Pass to pay for parking.