One longtime Coyotes fan likened the team’s departure to a painful romantic breakup. Valley fans hope to rekindle their NHL ...

At a panel discussion hosted by the Urban Land Institute, sports and real estate leaders discussed the future of downtown ...

Over 35 years, Callahan’s songs have been more likely to emerge from dream landscapes, a surreal America of drovers and horses or - increasingly since his 2019 album Shepherd In A Sheepskin Vest- the ...

GLENDALE- The Phoe-nix Coyotes have the Nashville Predators backed into a corner in their Western Conference semifinal series. The upstart Coyotes are up 3-1 in their best-of-seven series and can ...

For the third time in as many seasons, South Dakota football will have a new head coach following the official introduction ...

After weeks of temperatures so low that coyotes are crossing Boston Harbor, the temps around the region will be taking yet another dive this weekend. “When it’s this cold and snowy, you don’t want to ...

If you’ve ever seen coyotes in your neighborhood, you might want to be on higher alert than usual in coming months. This is mating season for coyotes, which means that pupping season — when they give ...

Sacramento County Parks advises visitors to the American River Parkway to be cautious of coyotes, as mating season increases their presence and potential aggression. 234 FLIGHTS AHEAD OF THE BIG GAME, ...

Coyotes are extremely adaptable animals, which has allowed them to expand their territory across major U.S. cities. You may be seeing more coyotes roaming the streets of Milwaukee, but they aren’t new ...

PHOENIX – Even though the Arizona Coyotes are currently an inactive franchise, that hasn’t stopped the massive support to bring the NHL back to the valley. That voice has echoed not just from fans, ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ohio residents may soon see more coyotes as the animals’ mating season begins. Coyote mating season in Ohio typically occurs from late January through March, according to Ohio ...

This story, “Littles Wolves,” first appeared in the Dec. 1967 issue of Outdoor Life. One of the greatest game animals in the northern United States, and also one of the least appreciated and most ...