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PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) – Portland’s new camping ban, which took effect on Monday, is already making an impact on downtown businesses. The ordinance prohibits camping in public right-of-ways, including sidewalks…

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — This summer, three leaders from Bronson Health are pushing their limits to raise awareness and funds for Bronson Children’s Hospital, the sole children’s hospital in southwest Michigan.…

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — As July begins, Mt. Bachelor welcomes back summer activities for families eager to enjoy the outdoors. While ski season has concluded, the resort remains bustling with…

For Lotti Klassen of Steinbach, the answer is no, and she blames herself. Klassen suspects that her openness about her preferred camping spots led to others snapping up the reservations…

Understanding the Supreme Court’s recent decision requires an overview of two key Ninth Circuit cases: Martin v. City of Boise and Johnson v. City of Grants Pass. In Martin, homeless…

The unsheltered population in the United States reflects a decades-long humanitarian crisis, exacerbated by flawed housing policies, diminished mental health care, stagnant wages, the opioid epidemic, and extensive cuts to…

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – Sturgis has unveiled an exciting new addition to its outdoor recreation offerings with the launch of a downhill mountain bike trail in collaboration with Black…

The burgeoning popularity of e-bikes isn’t just about embracing the latest outdoor trend—it’s about enhancing outdoor exploration while promoting fitness and enjoying local hospitality, particularly at Capitol State Forest’s North…

Purgatory Resort has announced expanded hours for its lift-accessed mountain biking program this summer. Beginning this July, Purgatory will introduce Sunset Shred sessions exclusively on Fridays, running from 4 p.m.…

As Japan’s Mount Fuji gears up for the summer climbing season starting Monday, new measures are being implemented to manage the crowds on its popular Yoshida Trail and address concerns…