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Army Corps promises expedited carp plan
May 18 2012

We have some new developments to report in the battle to stop the spread of Asian carp. The Army Corps of Engineers says it will release a plan in 2013 – years earlier than expected.

State Looking To Fight Hunger And Asian Carp Problem At The Same Time
May 17 2012

Springfield - You've probably seen them on Youtube flying out of the water. While Asian Carp may be a nuisance, they could soon be feeding the hungry in Illinois. "Carp is a great meat and has a good

State Trying to the Prevent the Spread of Asian Carp
May 15 2012

They're aquatic invaders from the Far East that are making inroads in the Midwest. Asian carp are threatening the fishing and boating industries in the Great Lakes Region. We take a look at what the state is doing to prevent the spread of the invasive species.

Henry Henderson: Asian Carp: Feds' Slick PR Is Not the Solution
May 15 2012

Last week must have looked like a dismal week for the folks overseeing the efforts to keep invasive Asian carp out of the Great Lakes.

Asian carp may have back door
May 14 2012

There's a back door for Asian carp to sneak into Minnesota, and fisheries officials are worried that the invaders might have found it already.

Asian carp may have found a Minnesota back door through Iowa
May 14 2012

Commercial fishermen recently caught dozens of Asian carp in northwestern Iowa's Great Lakes, one of that state's most popular vacation spots.

Asian Carp May Have New Route into Minnesota Waters
May 14 2012

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - There's a back door for Asian carp to sneak into Minnesota, and fisheries officials are worried the invaders might have found it already. It runs through Iowa.

Asian carp may have found a Minnesota back door through Iowa
May 14 2012

Commercial fishermen recently caught dozens of Asian carp in northwestern Iowa's Great Lakes, one of that state's most popular vacation spots.

Asian carp may have back door into Minnesota
May 13 2012

There's a back door for Asian carp to sneak into Minnesota, and fisheries officials are worried that the invaders might have found it already. Commercial fishermen recently caught dozens of Asian carp in northwestern Iowa's Great Lakes, one of that state's most popular vacation spots.

Asian carp may have back door for sneaking into Minnesota
May 13 2012

Minneapolis - There's a back door for Asian carp to sneak into Minnesota, and fisheries officials are worried that the invaders might have found it already.

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