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Jeep Brings Back the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk
For anyone who has been watching the Jeep lineup over the past year, this one's a bit of a comeback story. Jeep confirmed it's bringing back the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk — the rugged, trail-ready trim that quietly disappeared when the brand pulled the plug on its entire 4xe plug-in hybrid lineup fo
Minnesota Makes Crossbow Hunting Permanent
A Unanimous Vote Signals a New Era for Minnesota Hunters The Minnesota Senate made it official on April 9, 2026, passing Senate File 1251 on a 67-0 vote — a unanimous decision that removes the expiration date on crossbow hunting in the state. The bill, authored by Senator Susan Pha (DFL – Brooklyn
Kia Is Building a Pickup Truck — and America Is the Target
For years, truck buyers looking for something between a compact runabout and a full-size hauler have had to settle for a handful of options. That window is about to get a lot more crowded. Kia has officially confirmed it is developing a brand-new midsize pickup truck aimed squarely at the American
Moving the Forest Service to Salt Lake City Is a Threat Dressed Up as Reform
There's a version of this story that almost sounds reasonable. Move a federal agency out of Washington D.C., get it closer to the land it actually manages, cut through the bureaucratic fog that builds up when you're 2,000 miles from the forests you're supposed to be overseeing. On the surface, the
Colombia's Coffee Crisis: A Nation's Harvest Under Siege
Colombia has long been synonymous with some of the world's finest coffee. It's one of those rare places where geography, climate, and generations of farming tradition have converged to produce a product that ends up in cups from Nashville to New York. But right now, something is going wrong on thos
The Coffee Market Is at War With Itself — and Prices Are Caught in the Middle
For anyone who has grabbed a bag of coffee off the shelf lately and done a double-take at the price tag, the global coffee market is in the middle of one of its most chaotic stretches in years. Prices are swinging up and down almost daily, driven by forces that seem to be pulling in completely oppo
Michigan Eyes Big Deer Hunting Overhaul
A One-Buck Limit, Shorter Seasons, and a Shifting Landscape for the Great Lakes State The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has put forward one of the most significant overhauls to the state's deer hunting regulations in recent memory, and hunters across the state are paying close attention
Toyota Completely Reinvents the RAV4 for a New Era
The Legend Gets a Full Overhaul The Toyota RAV4 didn't just get a refresh. The sixth generation of the world's most popular compact SUV got rebuilt from the ground up, and the result is something that goes well beyond a midlife update. This is a full reinvention of a vehicle that has spent more th
Polaris and Cleetus McFarland Are Teaming Up
Polaris has announced a multi-year partnership with YouTube personality, racer, and motorsports entrepreneur Cleetus McFarland—real name Garrett Mitchell—and the deal is exactly what fans of both would expect: loud, unfiltered, and built around giving people more ways to get in on the action. F
Wisconsin's 2026 Fishing Season Brings Early Opener and New Rules
The 2026 Wisconsin fishing season is shaping up to be one of the more significant in recent memory, with the state's Department of Natural Resources rolling out earlier start dates, updated regulations, and changes designed to put more anglers on the water with more opportunities to catch fish. Whe
