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More news about Yellowstone legal proceedings, as a visitor who trespassed on Old Faithful, American flag in hand, was sentenced to jail after failing to appear for a July 23, 2020 court hearing.

The heat and dry conditions continue, as the Yellowstone fire danger has been raised to very high by the National Park Service.

Jail time, probation and fines were part of the sentence against a Yellowstone visitor last week after he was arrested for disorderly conduct and interference with a government official after a drunken incident at Grant Marina.

A Grand Teton grizzly has been relocated within the park after the subadult bear received a food reward in two incidents due to “irresponsible” human actions, leading to charges against a visitor, according to an NPS report.

The 2021 Yellowstone fire season has begun, as crews work to suppress the Elk Creek Fire, 0.1 acre in size and located in the northern portion of the Park.

Based on new information from a witness, the search for lost Grand Teton hiker Cian McLaughlin has shifted to the Bradley Lake and Taggart Lake areas.

What you are seeing these days in the Greater Yellowstone Area’s long, hot summer may just be the start of a trend, as research regarding climate trends in the region indicates a drier, warmer Yellowstone National Park.

This is escalating quickly: the Grand Teton fire danger rating has been revised upward to very high, as hot and dry conditions will persist during coming weeks.

A 30-year-old woman was airlifted from Yellowstone National Park after an encounter with a bison while hiking with a companion near Storm Point Trail.

Well, that didn’t take long: the Yellowstone fire danger level has now been raised to high, as the long, hot summer continues, with little substantive relief on the horizon.