U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola’s husband was flying moose meat from a remote hunting camp Tuesday night when his plane crashed, Alaska State Troopers say. Eugene “Buzzy” Peltola Jr., 57, died after ...

While flying moose population surveys in Interior Alaska this winter, Department of Fish and Game biologists spotted a rare, leucistic bull moose. (Alaska Department of Fish and Game) ...

ANCHORAGE — The plane flown by the husband of Alaska U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola was carrying a load of moose meat from a remote hunting camp when it crashed, killing him earlier this week ...

The husband of Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola was ferrying more than 500 pounds of moose and antlers from a remote hunting camp in Alaska when his small plane crashed shortly after takeoff earlier ...

A rare type of moose that is considered “sacred” by some was spotted by an aerial survey team flying over interior Alaska.. In a wilderness where moose tend to stick out like lumps of coal ...

A man out searching for moose antlers in Canada was stunned to actually find some — still attached to the moose’s head. Derek Burgoyne was snowshoeing through an icy forest in New Brunswick on ...

In the present day, the population of 59 has grown to somewhere between 330 and 520 moose in the U.P. — a number researchers came to after flying planes over three U.P. counties, counting the ...

A man out searching for moose antlers in Canada was stunned to actually find some — still attached to the moose’s head. Derek Burgoyne was snowshoeing through an icy forest in New Brunswick on ...

A man out searching for moose antlers in Canada was stunned to actually find some — still attached to the moose’s head. Derek Burgoyne was snowshoeing through an icy forest in New Brunswick on ...

A man out searching for moose antlers in Canada was stunned to actually find some — still attached to the moose’s head. Derek Burgoyne was snowshoeing through an icy forest in New Brunswick on ...