April 23 Long-lost soldier's grave discovered at remote US national park after 150 years Archaeologists at Dry Tortugas National Park located the grave of a 19th-century Army private, the only known service member buried inside Fort Jefferson.
April 21 Hiker identified, popular trail closed after deadly fall at Utah's Zion National Park Authorities say a Texas man fell to his death from the Angels Landing trail at Zion National Park, one of the most challenging hikes in the country.
April 20 Hidden danger at popular US national park forces trail closures as bear sightings climb Due to a spike in bear activity, Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee has shut down several trails, as there are risks to both visitors and wildlife alike.
April 18 You can’t drive to 5 iconic US landmarks — and that’s what makes them unforgettable From Lake Superior to the Florida Keys, these five remarkable U.S. destinations are only reachable by boat and offer unforgettable travel experiences.
April 17 America's 250th birthday events taking place this summer called 'once-in-a-lifetime' travel opportunities The U.S. is marking its 250th birthday with carefully planned nationwide events, including tall ship tours, a state fair in D.C., Mount Rushmore fireworks and IndyCar races.
April 6 American tourists warned of arrest, jail time for taking photos, pocketing souvenirs in locale The U.S. State Department updated its Ethiopia travel advisory, warning American travelers of unrest, strict currency rules, photography bans and possible $3,000 exit fees.
April 1 Trump working to clean 'filthy' Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, blames Biden for maintenance delays The "filthy" Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., will get cleaned up, President Donald Trump said in a direction to the Interior Department.
March 30 Woman dies after falling from 60-foot cliff along popular Smoky Mountains trail A 65-year-old woman reportedly died after falling from a 60-foot cliff on the Alum Cave Trail at Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Saturday.
March 29 Vacation rental near Yosemite allegedly used to secretly record guests, 4,000 illegal files found A Madera County man faces felony charges after detectives allegedly found over 4,000 child sexual abuse files at a vacation rental near Yosemite.
March 21 Famed national park drops 'environmental contaminant' ban ahead of America’s 250th birthday America's 250th birthday will be marked by fireworks at Mount Rushmore on July 3, says the Interior Department. This reverses prior NPS permit denials.