Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park sees hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Every single year there are dozens of instances from tourists (or 'tourons' as they have come to be known by) behaving badly and/or carelessly - resulting in injury. We have to do something to prepare folks for vis…

It's one of the most common sights in Yellowstone. If you go there, you see bison. That's a fact. However, there's a new video share that captures a special time of year for these mighty Wyoming beasts.

As with regular bicycles, the electronic bikes will not be allowed in wilderness areas.

It was first reported Monday at an estimated 500 acres in size.

The cause of the blaze was unknown as of Monday night.

It’s been the most active year ever at Yellowstone’s Steamboat Geyser. It just set the all-time record for eruptions

We all know that grizzly bears are insanely strong creatures and that when it comes to good food, they will stop at nothing to get what they want. This video shows just how determined this guy is to get his lunch. (This may not be safe for all eyes, so please use caution when viewing.)

Here is a good example of why visitors should leave the animals alone in Yellowstone National Park: because the animals walk around like they own the place.

We're nearing the 60th anniversary of an earthquake so large it partially knocked a mountain down. It's known as the Hebgen Lake earthquake and it had the largest magnitude in the history of Wyoming.

It appears the tourists (or tourons) refuse to learn.

A lightning strike caused a historic lookout in Yellowstone National Park to burn from the top down last month, park officials said in a news release Monday.
The nearly 90-year-old lookout was located southwest of Mammoth Hot Springs and north of Madison Junction...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service formally relisted the grizzly bear on the Endangered Species Act.