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Ruth Woroniecki, 40, slipped on an ice-plated trail in December of 2022. She fell more than 200 feet, tearing ligaments and cracking three vertebrae in her neck.

Shoshone National Forest officials are planning to burn thousands of acres in the northern half of the forest this spring. While exact times and dates aren't

At 4 p.m. on Monday the International Space Station made a pass over notable Northern California locations as clear blue skies graced the Golden State.

Some of the most spectacular forests of Douglas fir in the West are found on the west slope of the Cascade Mountains in Oregon. Though heavily logged by the timber industry for its straight-grained wood over the years, some important examples of these once-extensive old-growth forests can still be found in western Oregon.

Amid harsh drought, Colorado whitewater enthusiasts have high hopes for summer

We put the best winter hiking boots through a series of tests that included water submersion, deep snow hiking, and walking on ice.

As communities throughout Central California scramble to recover after the most recent storm, another set of showers is on the way.

We tested the best waterproof hiking boots to prepare you for for outdoor adventures in the spring rainy season.

We discuss the difficulty of getting a rafting permit on popular rivers in the West.

The flood damage is still being tallied throughout Tulare County, while another series of storms is just hours away from hitting the Central Valley.