News

A young male grizzly was killed in a hit-and-run accident on Hwy. 191 in the northwest corner of Yellowstone National Park, near the Fawn Pass trailhead. It's the first bear casualty of the year in the Park.

High waters in Yellowstone National Park and the Madison River are forcing bison to wander outside the Park's boundaries -- and Montana officials are working to push them back via hazing.

Rains and spring runoff is causing flooding throughout the greater Yellowstone region, causing officials to warn the public to be careful as they travel through the area.

Bad weather led to a drop in Yellowstone National Park attendance from May 2009 when compared to May 2010, but don't be concerned: the 2010 numbers are up overall, and the May 2010 final tally is still the fourth-best in Park history.

The search goes on for a man missing in Yellowstone National Park since early Monday morning; with family members worried about his mental state, National Park Service officials are asking for help from the public.

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality is cleaning up the old McLaren Tailings Site in Cooke City, a move that should reduce heavy metals flowing into Yellowstone National Park via Soda Butte Creek.

It's a free-admission weekend at Yellowstone National Park, as the National Park Service is opening the gates to America's National Parks on June 5-6 as part of a national initiative instituted by Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar. 

In a sobering reminder that Mother Nature can be dangerous and unpredictable in Yellowstone National Park, nine visitors to Old Faithful Geyser were injured by lightning late Tuesday afternoon.

National Park Service officials are searching for an Oklahoma man presumed to be lost in the greater Hellroaring Trail area of Yellowstone National Park, but there's an additional layer of mystery involved.

Delaware North closed on the purchase of two more hotels in West Yellowstone, as the hospitality/food-service giant now controls almost 300 hotels rooms in the Yellowstone gateway. What does this mean for the future of the quaint little community and the Greater Yellowstone Region?