Brian Broom

DNA testing is being used to determine the origins of odd-colored turkeys and to identify genetically weak populations in hope of strengthening them.

In an effort to simplify creel limits and other fishing regulations, changes have been made for anglers at several lakes in Mississippi.

Hattiesburg rainfall in June was impressive, but May set a new all-time record.

A Mississippi man was recently searching for fossils whe he came across the jaw of an American lion, one of the largest cats to ever walk Earth.

Possible severe storms and tornadoes are once again in the forecast and the remainder of the Memorial Day weekend is looking soggy.

The National Weather Service warns of possible tornadoes and flash flooding in Mississippi as storms continue.

Mississippi approves changes to turkey hunting rules aimed at curbing early season influx of nonresident hunters.

If a proposed hunting rule passes in MS, nonresident turkey hunters will have a lower bag limit and a time-frame when they can harvest gobblers.

A Mississippi hunter recently shot a turkey and afterward realized it was a gobbler of a lifetime.

A Mississippi man had an unusual turkey hunt and it ended with an even more unusual gobbler.