Lodging in Yellowstone National Park has been in continuous development since the Park’s founding in 1872.

Have you ever wondered how many Yellowstone place names there are?

Thursday, August 13, Yellowstone officials euthanized a bear believed responsible for the death of a hiker.

The Toledo Zoo has announced it is taking in the two grizzly bear cubs orphaned after Yellowstone officials euthanized their mother.

DNA testing has confirmed the grizzly bear captured Friday was responsible for the death of a 63-year old hiker.

Few animals (in Yellowstone National Park or elsewhere) seem to embody fun the way river otters do.

An autopsy conducted Monday has confirmed the hiker found dead Friday, August 7 in Yellowstone National Park was killed by a grizzly bear.

Geologically speaking, Yellowstone National Park is a confluence of immense forces: volcanism, hydrothermal, and seismic activity.

In our experience, the most popular geysers in Yellowstone National Park tend to be the most predictable ones.

The identity of the Yellowstone hiker found dead Friday, August 7 has been released.