Nearly two decades before becoming America’s 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt fell in love with North Dakota’s Badlands.

MEDORA, N.D. — Theodore Roosevelt National Park visitors will have to wait a few more months to enjoy the south unit’s full loop, as construction on a stretch of roadway that collapsed five years ago ...

The road was closed following a heavy torrent of rain that triggered sediment slurries, mudflows, and ashfalls that weakened the roadway.

Part of a scenic road loop in North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park is reopening after being closed for over six years. The road encircles the rugged Badlands where the 26th ...

Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota preserves the Badlands that inspired the 26th president’s passion for conservation. Drive the South Unit Scenic Drive for sweeping vistas of the ...

Getting to North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park isn’t easy, but, once you arrive, the colorful geography, wildlife and walking trails create an unforgettable experience. ByGary Stoller, ...

National park officials are planning to gather and reduce the bison herd in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, rehoming the animals to a number of Native American tribes. The "bison ...

The Theodore Roosevelt National Park Wild Horse Protection Act will be reviewed by the Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee next week, aiming to provide federal protections for the herd.

Wild horses will stay in North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park amid fears from advocates that park officials would remove the beloved animals from the rugged badlands landscape, a key ...

MEDORA, N.D. — The wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park have a mark against them in the eyes of the National Park Service: Park officials don’t consider them a native wildlife species.