The park protects 244,000 acres of mixed-grass prairie and fossil-rich geological formations in South Dakota.
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These under-the-radar small towns are some of America’s best-kept secrets—with wild landscapes and fascinating history
A new report from RVshare recommends nine small towns with under 11,000 residents that have an extra dose of history and tons ...
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Forget Death Valley, this national park's scenic drive boasts towering canyon overlooks
The West has no shortage of scenic drives for adventurous road trippers, but this 23-mile route stuns with dramatic ...
Southwest Airlines' new seasonal route from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport gives Arizonans a new way to get to beloved national ...
Nearly two years after taking over the Cottonwood Police Department, Chief Brian Freudenthal says he has reached the goal he ...
Within the next three months, the Coconino National Forest plans to impose a speed limit of 15 miles per hour for all ...
From hundreds of yards away, biologist Daniel Pinneo spotted the telltale green eyes of one of North America’s rarest mammals ...
I checked into Death Valley's unexpected oasis to find spa treatments, palm trees, and the world's lowest elevation golf course ...
As it’s becoming something of a tradition in Arizona, voters will have eight different legislative propositions to vote on ...
Every year, people mail chunks of stolen stone back to one Arizona park, along with apology letters blaming the rocks for ...
It's been closed for years after a devastating flood. Now, this unusual national park landmark is welcoming visitors back for a limited time.
Some coaches talk the talk, while others walk the walk. For Northern Nash cross country coaches Jeff and Tracy Dodrill, they ...
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