August 2014

NBC12.com – Richmond, VA News SUMMERVILLE, SC (WCSC) – A 16-year-old Summerville High School student says he was arrested Tuesday morning and suspended after writing about killing a dinosaur using a gun. Alex Stone said he and his classmates were

This daredevil Jet Skier had an extremely close call after crashing into a humpback whale as he cruised a wave. The adrenaline junkie was riding off the coast of Iceland when the gigantic marine mammal appeared out of nowhere. Dramatic

A first rule of journalism is to know what you’re talking about. This goes double for broadcast journalists who have occasion to interface with guests. Apparently CNN’s Don Lemon was absent from J school the day they taught this important

SAN ANTONIO – Charles Dewey is no stranger to fishing records, but his latest is a first. The retired Universal City police officer who now fishes five times a week has more than 100 current state records. However, Dewey, 56,

The US Army has been developing the IRONMAN backpack to increase the immediately available ammunition for crew-served weapons. The entire system enables the automatic weapons carrier to deploy suppressing and superior fire for an extended period compared to current 100

In this harrowing video, a group of fishermen are hauling in a shark, which is a very stupid thing to do in it of itself, and then a grouper comes along and eats the shark. Fish are eating sharks now.

NEW ORLEANS — The Biloxi Marsh is absolutely loaded with redfish right now. How you go about catching them depends on how you rate your own fishing abilities. Capt. Kris Robert has been smashing the fish there. He said the

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The federal government is selling 21.6 million acres in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas exploration. The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management says Wednesday morning’s sale involves more than 4,000 tracts located between

ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Fla. – The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is investigating a case of extreme turtle egg poaching after a man is accused of stealing hundreds of them from a beach on the east coast. They’re one

School Police in California’s crime plagued city of Compton will have a new tool at their disposal in the upcoming school year – AR-15′s rifles. The rifles will be stored in the trunks of patrol cars while the officers are

The LSU Ag Center is conducting research to determine the extent of damage done by feral hogs in Louisiana. Forestry economist Shaun Tanger says they’ve been getting reports from farmers and landowners about property damage, but they want to get

AUSTIN – Texas game wardens will conduct their third virtual patrol ridealong via Twitter on Monday, September 1 during the opening day of dove season. The wardens will give the public a first-hand look at what it’s like to be

A video of a couple of guys fishing for redfish might not sound like it would be all that special, but one of a couple of guys fishing for redfish shot from a drone looks pretty neat. The video posted

Most of the fisheries are managed in federal waters and represent a $14 billion dollar industry. But pirate fishing hurts commercial fishers, like Scott Hickman of the Charter Fisherman’s Association. He told the Gulf Coast Leadership conference that it’s getting

The following story is via the NRA-ILA. According to a recent Nevada Department of Public Safety memo, Louisiana concealed carry permits will no longer be recognized by Nevada because of a 2013 law change that provided for the issuance of