Country music singer Chris Lane, known for such hits as "Fix," "I Don't Know About You" and "Big, Big Plans," will close out the daylong Honeybee Festival in LaFayette, Ga., on May 31 with a ...

tivolichattanooga.com — May 7: Premiere of "Elephants: Giants of the Desert ... touchtheskyevents.com CHATTANOOGA ZOO — 301 N. Holtzclaw Ave. chattzoo.org — May 9: Party for the Planet ...

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The whereabouts of Billy and Tina, a pair of Asian elephants long housed at the Los Angeles Zoo, are unclear on Wednesday ...

The last elephants at the Los Angeles Zoo have been quietly moved to a zoo in Oklahoma despite a lawsuit seeking to have them transferred to a sanctuary where they could live out their days with more ...

Billy and Tina, 40 and 59, have called Los Angeles home for decades. But on Tuesday, zoo-goers noticed their enclosure was empty, sparking concern they had been relocated to Tulsa. SkyCal also flew ...

Topeka Zoo elephant Cora, who appeared 45 years ago in a "Smokey and the Bandit" movie, is expected to get a visit June 9 from fans of those films.

Chattanooga Zoo is, once again, hosting their signature 21+ event — Spirits in the Wild. The after-hours event features open bars with a variety of wines, beers and spirits, appetizers from ...

UPDATE (5/2/2025): The loose peacock has been located and safely returned to the Chattanooga Zoo. The zoo posted on their social media platforms regarding the birds disappearance on the ...

The decades-long controversy over the Los Angeles Zoo’s elephants is intensifying, even after officials announced that Billy and Tina will be moved to a zoo in Oklahoma where they will have more ...

A plan that would bring two new elephants to the Tulsa Zoo from their current home in Los Angeles is drawing protests and at least one lawsuit from animal rights activists. Los Angeles Zoo ...

Tensions are growing today in discussions at Los Angeles City Hall between Councilmember Bob Blumenfield and the Los Angeles Zoo’s general manager about the fate of two Asian elephants.