Yellowstone tourists accused of ruining Morning Glory’s crystal blue color with ‘thousands’ of coins
“We found tons, probably thousands of coins,” former Yellowstone ranger Jeff Henry told Wyoming news outlet Cowboy State Daily. “The main park road used to go right by Morning Glory, so that would account for some of the metal parts that looked like car parts chucked into the bottom of the pool.”
Yellowstone National Park is asking the public for help locating 22-year-old Austin King, who was last heard from on 17.
Yellowstone became the world's first National Park. The park's vast 2.2 million acres preserve an intact ecosystem with ...
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has repeatedly criticized the National Park Service's management of Yellowstone, particularly ...
Hot springs have injured and killed more people in Yellowstone National Park than any other natural feature, the National ...
Rayne Beau was traveling with his family in Yellowstone National Park when he went missing on June 4. The cat was started by ...
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