Tag Archives: National Park Service

In honor of President’s Day, Yellowstone admission will be free on February 14-16.

We have another guilty plea to report regarding unauthorized use of drones and cameras in Yellowstone National Park.

A tourist from the Netherlands who created a Grand Prismatic drone accident the afternoon of August 2 has pleaded guilty to violating the Yellowstone National Park ban on operating an unmanned aircraft.

The Yellowstone National Park bison population could be culled by a fifth this winter, resulting in upwards of 900 head taken down if they wander outside Park boundaries.

The proposed Lamar Buffalo Ranch energy plan, which will improve energy efficiency and renewable energy production systems at the National Register Historic District, has been approved by the National Park Service.

If it’s fall, then it’s time to submit your photos for the Yellowstone Fall Photo Festival, now in its 12th year.

Replacement of an Old Faithful sewer line is up for public comment.

Peeking ahead to the long-term Yellowstone weather forecast, it looks like snow is a possibility Monday — and what better way to celebrate Christmas in August than a few inches of slush?

We have the name of the young girl who died Sunday morning after a fall into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.

A search for 22-year-old Darien Latty, reported missing on Monday after last seen tubing down the Yellowstone River near Tower Junction, has come up empty so far, as National Park Service employees are in the midst of a third day of search.