After the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, NPCA breaks down the impact to national parks and what’s next for ...

Great Smoky Mountains National Park staffers who had been furloughed have returned to work, but the shutdown's effects are ...

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history is officially over after President Trump signed a bill passed by Congress on Wednesday night. The federal government is reopening. But after 43 days on ...

National parks will be funded until Jan. 30, meaning if Congress fails to pass another funding bill, the government will ...

National park rangers have been furloughed, laid off, and now left without back pay, but visitors are ready to "adopt" them during the holiday season.

Already cash-strapped national parks lost entrance fee revenue that covers park maintenance and ranger programs.

For over a month, the longest government shutdown in American history has left our national parks in free fall. When the shutdown began in October, the Interior Department sent over ...

In this episode of Our Changing Climate News, I take a brief look at Trump's tweet about the extreme cold in the midwest as ...

The longest shutdown in U.S. history came to an end on Wednesday night, when President Trump signed a funding bill to end the 43-day standoff. But things won't snap back to normal right away.

This story has been updated with new information. ASHEVILLE - With the passage of a federal spending resolution by Congress the evening of Nov. 12, the 43-day-long federal government shutdown — the ...