Yellowstone National Park

In case you're new to Wyoming and Yellowstone in particular, we handle traffic a little different around these parts. There's a new video share that shows a bison herd rightfully causing a 3-mile traffic jam and we wouldn't have it any other way.

A recent driver through Grand Teton National Park had one of the ultimate welcome wagons. It was a grizzly sow with two of her cubs who decided to stop by and say hello.

The Wyoming entrances to Yellowstone opened on May 18.

Give bears and wolves at least 100 yards of space.

Monday was the first day that Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks were open to the public during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Yellowstone National Park is one of Wyoming's treasures. Millions of people from all over the world have come to Wyoming to enjoy the park. Many of these visitors arrive and enjoy without any incident. However in every bunch, there are a few bad apples.

Wyoming has lifted out-of-state travel restrictions and asked for the two park entrances within its borders to reopen.

The incident remains under investigation, Veress said.

We are all figuring out new ways to get stuff done with social distancing and quarantine guidelines. That includes Yellowstone National Park which has been doing educational sessions on Facebook.

A lady had her window down driving through Yellowstone jamming to some tunes. She didn't expect to see a bison walking by start dancing to the music.

Most bear attacks result from surprise encounters when hikers startle bears at close distances and the bears react with defensive aggression.

This is about as close as you're likely to get to being licked by a Yellowstone wolf and live to tell about it.