A new West Virginia law allows hunters to use drones and leashed dogs to track and locate mortally wounded game animals, and ...

Tucked away in the scenic hills of Upshur County, the West Virginia State Wildlife Center in French Creek offers visitors a ...

West Virginia has its own share of strange animals, but a type of armadillo could be next on the list, if the species ...

Starting June 30, 2025, a new law in West Virginia will allow hunters to use both drones and leashed tracking dogs to recover ...

The West Virginia Department of Agriculture confirms the spotted lanternfly, an invasive insect species, is present in 16 ...

A pair of pups patrolling an airport in West Virginia are becoming local celebrities, after running five to seven miles a day and reducing the number of wildlife strikes at their airport by 70%.

Properly licensed operators could use thermal imaging technology from a drone to locate mortally wounded game in a carefully worded bill approved and on the way to Governor Morrisey.