The driver at fault in this month's crash that killed seven people near Yellowstone National Park had a blood alcohol content more than twice the legal limit, officials said Friday.

Idaho State Police have confirmed that the at-fault driver in a crash that killed seven people in Fremont County, Idaho, had ...

Idaho State Police (ISP) confirmed Friday that the driver responsible for the fatal May 1 crash near Henry’s Lake had a blood ...

A deadly crash that left seven people dead was caused by a drunk driver, according to police. The fiery crash occurred on the ...

The Idaho State Police and the Idaho Transportation Department urge drivers to make safe, sober choices behind the wheel ...

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has issued a new order that encourages visitors to national parks—including those in Texas—to ...

"That park is out of control." National park visitor captures upsetting video of driver's dangerous behavior: 'I'd love to ...

Morgan Snow of Triggers & Slips, a local country-folk band, recognizes the uniqueness of the venue. Snow organized a ...

We'll find out tomorrow (Sat) morning on Happy Jack's Sports Trivia. Jack, has the cute book, Who Pooped in the Park; Scat & ...

America's first national park is a bucket list destination for millions. We polled frequent visitors to find the best places ...

Lead builds up in humans’ blood, brain and bones over time. Exposed children can take a while to show symptoms, which include ...