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Citizen Teams Up With a Japanese Convenience Store to Make an $11 Watch
There are watch collaborations that make sense the moment you hear about them, and then there's this one. Citizen, a name that commands genuine respect in the watchmaking world, has teamed up with FamilyMart — one of Japan's largest convenience store chains — to produce a limited-edition wristwatch
Generac Generator Sold at Costco Recalled Over Fire and Burn Risk
A gas generator sold at Costco warehouses across the country is being pulled back over a serious fire and burn hazard, and owners need to know exactly what to do right now. Generac has issued a recall on its GP9200E Gas Generator, model number 1652818, after the company identified a dangerous d
Drunk Chicken Cigars Brings Two New Blends to PCA 2026
There are cigar companies that blend into the background at trade shows, and then there is Drunk Chicken Cigars. The brand has built a reputation for being hard to ignore — partly because of its name, partly because of its giant yellow chicken mascot that flips an arrow sign, and partly because the
Coffee Industry Uses Satellites to Fight Deforestation
A coalition of major coffee companies and commodity traders has come together to launch a new satellite-powered monitoring system designed to track deforestation linked to coffee farming across the globe. The initiative, called the Coffee Canopy Partnership, marks one of the most ambitious technolo
Colorado's Fly Fishing Season Is Already Here — Don't Wait
The Worst Snowpack on Record Is Reshaping Everything Anglers Know About Colorado Trout Season There's a moment every spring when the rivers in Colorado start to wake up. The ice pulls back from the banks, the bugs begin to hatch, and the trout that spent the winter sluggish in deep pools start mov
Wisconsin DNR Faces Budget Crisis, Slashing Fish Stocking and Wildlife Programs
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is heading into 2027 with significantly fewer resources — and that means fewer fish in the water, fewer pheasants in the fields, and less money for the habitat work that keeps hunting and fishing worth doing in the first place. The agency is dealing
Nebraska Rewrites the Rules for 2026 Big Game Hunting
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission made it official on April 17, voting to adopt sweeping changes to the state's 2026 deer, antelope, and elk hunting seasons during a meeting held at Chadron State Park. The decisions affect permit numbers, season structures, unit boundaries, and more — and hunt
The Hunting Ban That Almost Slipped Into the Farm Bill
For a while there, it looked like a quiet piece of legislation buried inside a massive farm bill was going to upend the way millions of Americans hunt with dogs. Then people started paying attention — and things changed fast. A provision inside H.R. 5017, widely known as the Greyhound Protectio
Acura's MDX Type S Gets the Overland Treatment at Long Beach
Acura is turning heads with a new concept that takes one of its most performance-focused SUVs and points it squarely at the dirt. The MDX Type S Overland concept is a one-off build created in partnership with SEMA Garage, and it's set to make its public debut at the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach.
America's Cigar Market Holds Steady at Historic Highs
The numbers have finally landed, and the story they tell is one of remarkable staying power. Premium cigar imports into the United States for 2025 came in at 429.8 million cigars — virtually identical to the year before, according to data released by the Cigar Association of America. No growth, but
