yellowstone national park

Yellowstone Closed After Historic Floods; Some Areas Cut Off

Communities bordering Yellowstone National Park are isolated and tourists are stranded after record floodwaters.
By AMY BETH HANSON and MATTHEW BROWN, AP

Yellowstone Floods Wipe Out Roads, Bridges, Strand Visitors

Flooding has wiped out roads and bridges and closed off all entrances to Yellowstone National Park at the onset of the busy summer tourist season.
By AMY BETH HANSON, AP

Yellowstone Mountain Name Renamed To 'Honor Victims' Of 1870 Montana Massacre

"The name change is long overdue," said Piikani Nation Chief Stan Grier in a statement.
By AP

There Could Be Major Consequences If Yellowstone Bison Become An Endangered Species

Using the law to protect America’s national mammal could have major consequences.
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Yellowstone Tourist Sneaks Up On Bison. Bison Does What A Bison Does.

As if anyone needed a reminder, bison "are unpredictable and can run three times faster than humans," a park spokesperson said.
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Woman Severely Burned Trying To Save Dog From Near-Boiling Hot Spring

Laiha Slayton was flown to an Idaho hospital after her attempt to save her dog, Rusty, from a thermal spring at Yellowstone National Park.
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Woman Gets 4 Days In Jail After Getting Dangerously Close To Mama Grizzly And Cubs

The Illinois woman, seen photographing the bear family in a viral video, was also banned from Yellowstone National Park for a year.
By AP

Bison Charges And Hurls Another Bison In Yellowstone Showdown

"Prepare fer Rammin' speed, matey!" the National Park Service wrote of the encounter.
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Yellowstone Rangers Investigating Ill-Conceived Grizzly Bear Photoshoot

Viral video appeared to show a woman approaching a bear family at the national park before the mother charged at her.
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Montana Governor Violates Hunting Regulations

Gov. Greg Gianforte violated his state’s hunting regulations to trap and kill a gray wolf.
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