A worker spotted the baby bald eagle that fell out of its nest in Pawling, NY.

The Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater will host more than two dozen shows in Nampa. Outlaw Field at the Idaho Botanical Garden is featuring at least 16 this season. Popular annual traditions such as ...

What a beautiful but turbulent beginning for May here in Wyoming! On May 3, the temperatures were up to 72 degrees, and last ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District will temporarily close select campsites at Shenango River Lake, ...

The eagle's nest can be viewed at approximately 994 Dublin Road, facing south across the Scioto River. The location also has a parking lot with ODNR signs listing information about bald eagles and ...

National Eagle Center summer river cruises aboard Winona State University’s Cal Fremling Floating Classroom are back for the 2025 season. The center is pleased to announce a schedule of nine On the ...

The 57-year-old was stranded in Trinity River, rescuers said. Photo from Trinity County Search and Rescue A man was rescued after falling into a California river and getting swept downstream by ...

Doug Hay was inside his Lakewood Ranch home when a commotion outside caught his attention. After checking out the lake near his house, Hay saw a group of bald eagles circling the water. “But one ...

When he isn't working for The Eagle, he loves hanging out with friends, playing soccer and watching baseball (particularly the Mets).

Getty Images/iStockphoto A 5-year-old boy who went missing along a Northern California river days ago has been found dead, sheriff’s officials reported. The child was last seen while at the ...

BONNE TERRE, Mo. – Two bald eagle chicks were saved from a river in Missouri ahead of storms this week. A resident in Bonne Terre, Missouri, was preparing his property for incoming storms when ...

If you guessed a bald eagle, you're right! Anyone who has seen one of these majestic creatures in person can attest to their greatness. They are nothing short of spectacular, so it's no wonder ...