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Campers identified after deaths at Isle Royale National Park
HOUGHTON, MI - Two people who died at Isle Royale National Park last weekend have been identified. The National Park Service said Thursday afternoon that the deceased campers have been identified and their families have been notified. However, their names, ages and where they’re from were not released.
The Porter Town Council has joined other communities around the nation in an appeal to reinstate National Park Service ...
The National Park Service would lose more than 5,500 employees under President Trump’s Fiscal 2026 budget proposal, one that ...
After closing for two years, a steel bridge over the Virgin River in Zion National Park that’s carried countless visitors to ...
A 29-year-old skier from Washington died in an avalanche in Alaska’s Denali National Park and Preserve, making it the second ...
Residents and city leaders are raising concerns about the impact the proposed 2026 federal budget could have on places like the Fort Smith National Historic Site.
The National Park Service closed the Sol Duc Falls area after an 18-year-old man fell over the 50-foot waterfall. Recovery efforts are underway.
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Signs at National Parks to encourage visitors' feedback on historical contentThe Department of the Interior will require the National Park Service (NPS) to post signs at all sites, encouraging visitors ...
A 4-year-old female bear started aggressively searching for food in a Montana national park, so it was killed, rangers said.
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