Attached to the post was a picture of the firehall with the flag flying at half mast in honour of the teen — a tribute matched by the Salmon Arm Fire Department in a show of solidarity.

PORTLAND, Ore. — Umpqua Community College (UCC) and softball players around the country are mourning the loss of 19-year-old UCC freshman Kiley Jones of Idaho and head coach Jami Strinz of ...

It's a strangely hot late September day here on the shores of the Niagara River. We're baited up with Stingeye Spinners and casting the current for those mighty salmon! If you want to get your ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — The driver involved in the deadly crash that killed a coach and student-athlete from the Umpqua Community College softball team has been arrested. He's been charged with ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. The Atlantic salmon in the River Itchen is rapidly disappearing. Leading environmental organisations have united to address this issue, forming ...

After teaching the internet how to cook perfect chips, Poppy O’Toole – aka Poppy Cooks – is taking on Britain's bestselling gadget ...

I've never fished for salmon on the Fraser River before, and I'm glad you can join me today. The Chinook salmon run is pretty much over, but there are still a few opportunities left to get into ...

Now, some tribal researchers say gull predation could be affecting salmon survival on the Columbia River and should be dealt with -- lethally, if necessary. “When some analysis was done, the impact of ...

Umpqua Community College officials identified softball player Kiley Jones and coach Jami Strinz as the two people killed in a crash Friday night while the team was traveling back to the Roseburg ...

The state Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced that the Skagit River will open Thursday to fishing for hatchery Chinook salmon from the West Mount Vernon Bridge to Gilligan Creek east of ...

A player and coach on the Umpqua Community College softball team were killed Friday after the team’s van was involved in head-on crash in Coos County, Ore., the Oregon State Police reported.