Rocks, fossils and minerals take center stage at Alum Creek State Park, with a food truck and giveaways for the whole family.

Southeast Ohio's Jesse Owens State Park and Appalachian Hills Wildlife Area are glowing orange and red just as peak color arrives.

Ohio's grouse population has shrunk so much that hunters now need a lottery permit just to try. Habitat loss and disease are to blame.

Nighttime USDA sharpshooters will target Dublin's overpopulated deer herds starting November 1, with venison going to the local food pantry.

Two autumn events near Rockbridge feature wagon rides and forestry tips alongside a gorge walk.

A sihek chick named Ava from the Cincinnati Zoo is now in quarantine with nine other birds, part of a push to bring the species back to the wild.

Nashport's Dillon State Park cut the ribbon on a revamped beach featuring a new splash pad.

The planned addition would push protected Darby watershed land past 10,000 acres, with wetlands and prairie restoration planned over several years.

A roadkill armadillo near Miami University could mark Ohio’s first natural occurrence, researchers say. It’s now preserved for study at the campus museum.

Caroline's Flower Fields runs through October 4, with live music, honey vendors, and food trucks rotating in on fall weekends.

Worthington's next round of sharpshooting runs December through February, and the city needs more private yards to volunteer.

State officials want a $13.6 million bridge across Clintonville's Bill Moose Run. A September 2 open house lets residents weigh in.

A wandering eastern hellbender paused an active retaining wall project near the Ohio River until wildlife experts could safely capture it.