Fuel Prices Finally Dip After Weeks of Increases
Fuel prices posted their first decline in weeks, with gas and diesel both slipping as oil markets reacted to cease-fire news and ongoing Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
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Multiple RVs Destroyed in Suspected Arson at Arkansas Consignment Lot
Authorities in Benton County, Arkansas, are investigating what they say was an arson attack that...
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Ram Recalls 65,000 Pickups Over Instrument Panel Failure
Ram is recalling about 65,000 2025-2026 Ram trucks because a software issue can cause the instrument panel display to fail, hiding key safety information from drivers. Owners can check recall status by VIN through Mopar or on NHTSA.
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Ford Recalls 1.4 Million Trucks Over Sudden Downshift Risk
It’s been pretty rough for Ford lately. Ford recalls nearly 1.4 million F-150 pickup trucks...
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Blu Technology Launches WATERSTOP, Automatic RV Water Shut-Off, Leak Detection
Blu Technology has introduced WATERSTOP, a new RV leak detection and automatic water shut-off system designed to help prevent costly water damage.
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Lippert, Patrick: Largest RV Component Mfrs in Merger Talks
Patrick Industries and Lippert have confirmed they are discussing a potential merger of equals, putting two of the RV industry’s biggest component suppliers at the center of a possible major deal.
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Yosemite’s Ahwahnee Dining Room to Charge $95 and Up for Prix Fixe Dinners
If you’ve ever dreamed of dining in one of the most iconic hotel dining rooms in the national park...
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Trump Administration Agrees to Keep Pride Flag Flying at Stonewall National Monument
Stonewall National Monument will continue flying the Pride flag after the Trump administration settled a lawsuit over its removal earlier this year.
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Texas Man Sentenced After Walking on Yellowstone Thermal Features
The rules in national parks—especially Yellowstone—are not suggestions. A 50-year-old man from...
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Boundary Waters Mining Fight Heads to Senate as Protections Hang in Balance
The Senate could soon weigh a resolution that would undo federal mining protections near Minnesota’s Boundary Waters, reopening the debate over copper-nickel mining in one of the country’s most sensitive freshwater landscapes.
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BLM’s New Plan Could Make Camping Near Zion a Lot Harder
Camping near Zion National Park could soon look very different. A new BLM plan would reduce dispersed camping along the SR-9 corridor and shift more overnight use into designated sites and two new campgrounds.
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Yellowstone Opens Spring Season With Select Entrances and Roads Around Park
Yellowstone National Park will begin its annual spring opening on Friday, April 17, 2026, with...
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