A boat with two men aboard rounded a corner on the swollen river, struck a rock and capsized

The National Park Service issued a notice Monday of its intent to amend regulations for sport hunting and trapping in Alaska national preserves

However, sheriff's officials warn the flooding emergency isn't over and residents shouldn't stay in their homes over night

Experiment was shut down after inspectors questioned government protocols for handling infected bison

That's to give the public time to go to court to try and block the killings

Jessica Johnson pleaded not guilty to two felony counts of theft by embezzlement in two separate cases

Ana Suda recorded the agent on video telling her he saw they were speaking Spanish, "which is very unheard of up here"

Highway was temporarily closed in both directions after high water washed out a culvert running underneath it and caused the roadway to crumble

Park officials say the difference is almost entirely because of a decline in April

Some candidates fear that the unscripted and relatively unpopular president could do more harm than good

Department complied with ethics laws after a state-owned educational trailer was used by a private group during a political campaign

Jack Horner is developing a three-dimensional hologram exhibit that will showcase the latest theories on what dinosaurs looked like

Yellowstone has ramped up awareness of the danger of invasive species in park waters

A student in Missoula was suspended for repeatedly wearing a Confederate flag sweatshirt

The threat is also elevated in Seeley Lake to the northeast in areas burned by last year's 250-square-mile wildfire