Yellowstone National Park rangers are once again warning the public not to approach wildlife after being forced to investigate an incident where someone brought a baby elk to a local police station.

Yellowstone National Park feels like a living Earth museum, where bubbling geothermal wonders, sweeping valleys full of ...

The safest way to appreciate wildlife at Yellowstone National Park is from the safety of a car – you never know when a bison might take exception to your presence, as one visitor discovered earlier ...

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Named a National Scenic Byway's "All-American Road," the highway climbs 5,000 feet through lodgepole pine forests leading you to an enchanting world made of alpine lakes, 20 peaks over 12,000 feet, ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The cattle drive that began last week on Yellowstone continues this week in “Cigarettes, Whiskey, ...

Greg Piper woke up to a crash at 3 a.m. Thursday. The sound of snapping wood and popping joints was something he and his wife had grown to know well at their Park City home. The second of their ...

Tourists visiting Yellowstone National Park thought it was a good idea to put a newborn elk in their car, the National Park Service said in a statement. “During the Memorial Day weekend, visitors ...