Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Want a raccoon as a pet in Texas? You’ll want to read up on the state’s wildlife laws first. Here’s what’s legal—and what could get you in trouble.

The invasive Asian needle ant has been confirmed in Texas, raising concerns over its painful sting and impact on native wildlife.

Grey squirrels, while seemingly cute, can become significant pests in Texas, damaging property and crops. But what does Texas law say about controlling them?

After public backlash, a Texas lawmaker has dropped the idea of abolishing the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Here's why.

Texas game wardens have a power where other law enforcements officers do not.

Get all the details and requirements for being a part of the 66th Texas Game Warden Cadet Class

How's this for something you don’t see every day? A couple in Allen, Texas recently found a family of bobcats taking up residence in their backyard.

Have you ever been to Palo Duro Canyon State Park and thought "this would be a really cool place to work?"

It does take Millions of dollars to help keep our state parks in great condition. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has announced that it needs even more dollars to help keep the parks up and running.