Construction has begun on a new two-mile section of the Swamp Rabbit Trail to connect Fountain Inn and Simpsonville. The new trail segment, known as the Golden Strip, will run by several schools and a ...

State forest rangers said loggers were charged with illegal logging in the town of Roseboom. According to a Jan. 29 news release, Forest Ranger Nate Laymon was on patrol at Honey Hill State Forest on ...

Logging is the most dangerous job in the U.S., often leaving independent contractors without income after an injury. A retired forester established the Assisting Loggers Immediately Trust Fund (ALIFT) ...

Few slogans had sounded as political as “drain the swamp,” but we traced how the story actually pointed to a literal engineering war against the Pontine Marshes south of Rome. We followed the long ...

A+E Global Media has expanded its FAST footprint with channels for Ax Men and Swamp People in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. “Germany, Austria and Switzerland represent key growth markets for FAST, ...

Environmental crime has surged into a multibillion-dollar global industry, ranking just behind narcotics, weapons trafficking, and human smuggling in criminal profitability. According to the United ...

On the night of Friday, Nov. 14, Motorco Music Hall hummed with a quiet anticipation: the crowd trickled in slowly at first, orienting themselves with the warmth of the cozy venue as they shook off ...

Netflix’s The Witcher has always had striking set design, bringing to life the ruined yet welcoming witcher keep Kaer Morhen and the mysterious splendor of the magical academy Aretuza. But when the ...

During Scott Galloway’s Nov. 3 appearance on TODAY, co-anchor Craig Melvin praised the author’s latest work, “Notes on Being a Man,” calling it “the best book I’ve read this year.” Galloway, a ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Two men were shot in Jacksonville’s Edgewood area Sunday morning, with police left asking for the public’s help in the shooting. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says at around 3 ...

Some environmental groups are warning that a federal bill intended to prevent major wildfires could effectively increase logging and cattle grazing on federal lands — which make up half of Oregon’s ...