🚨 #BREAKING Incoming smart city in Myrtle Beach. South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency today as over 175 wildfires burn across South and North Carolina, scorching more ...

T ucked into the southwest corner of the United States, Arizona offers something for every type of traveler. Some standout highlights include the Grand Canyon, the Wild West town ...

Life moves at the pace of a gentle coastal breeze in Beaufort, South Carolina, where centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss frame historic homes and the tidal waters of the Lowcountry lap ...

U.S. Forest Service Chief Randy Moore told employees he will be retiring from the agency in the upcoming weeks amid ongoing cuts by President Donald Trump's administration. In a letter sent to ...

Forest Service Chief Randy Moore will retire effective March 3, according to an email sent to agency staff Wednesday and viewed by POLITICO. Moore wrote in his staff email that the past several ...

The head of the Forest Service announced Wednesday that he will retire and expressed “frustration” over the Trump administration’s staff cuts. In a resignation letter posted online ...

Randy Moore, the chief of the U.S. Forest Service for the past four years and the agency's first Black leader, will retire from the job on Monday. Moore announced his resignation from the ...

Thousands of Forest Service employees were fired as President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) escalate their cost-cutting efforts to downsize the federal ...

(Photo courtesy of Cyrus Issari) Working in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex in Western Montana for the Forest Service was Josh Vega’s dream job. On Friday, February 14, 2025 he was fired from that ...

Mike Knoerr, a U.S. Forest Service worked in Western North Carolina, said on social media that his job with the Forest Service was reinstated. Screenshot from Facebook The U.S. Forest Service ...

They are the workers in the recreation departments of the U.S. Forest Service. The Seattle Times interviewed a dozen current and former Forest Service employees who were caught in the budget cuts.