A new state law criminalizing sleeping on public property is forcing Bloomington to rethink its homelessness strategy. The law, effective July 1, makes sleeping outdoors a misdemeanor after a 48-hour ...

As the weather breaks, many of Michigan's state parks are opening for the summer camping season. While campers have been able to book sites for the past six months, those who weren't in a hurry to ...

The proposed rules would ban camping on county property, which includes open spaces and pull-offs. The ordinance would also prohibit abandoned vehicles on public streets. Commissioners expressed ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Central Florida is preparing for a significant influx of visitors as the Rolling Loud music festival arrives at Camping World Stadium from May 8 through May 10, 2026. This year marks ...

SEATTLE — Four campgrounds will fully close for the season, and others will have shortened seasons for public access, the Department of Natural Resources confirmed. The agency said it has identified ...

About half the campsites at one of Michigan's most popular state parks are flooded, but park officials said the remainder of the sites would open on Wednesday, April 22, as scheduled. William Mitchell ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun signed legislation Tuesday that prohibits unauthorized camping on public land statewide. SEA 285 bans camping, sleeping or long-term shelter on land owned by the state ...

PHOENIX — A man who went missing while camping in Yavapai County has been found alive, according to his family. Mark Eric Young, 76, of Verde Valley, went camping alone in a rented Kia SUV near Bloody ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A new Indiana law will ban unauthorized camping on public land and connect homeless people to mental health services. Gov. Mike Braun announced in a news release Tuesday that ...

SALT LAKE CITY — In a major move against unsanctioned camping in Utah’s capital, city leaders are eyeing a formal ban on people living or sleeping overnight in vehicles on public property. The changes ...

SWANNANOA, N.C. — Fire risks throughout North Carolina have increased as a drought conditions continue to affect the region causing a state wide burn ban to continue for nearly a month. With those ...