Death Valley National Park officials warn of extreme summer heat and urge caution, especially for motorcyclists. Temperatures can exceed 130 degrees, posing significant risks of heat-related ...

As summer travel ramps up, Death Valley National Park is urging motorcyclists to reconsider riding through the area during the hottest months of the year, citing extreme heat as a serious safety ...

Why Death Valley’s Native tribe dislikes the park’s name Timbisha Shoshone members and allies march on Memorial Day 1996 to demand restoration of their homeland.

Death Valley National Park officials invited the public to tour one of its historic treasures known by many as Scotty's Castle, or the Death Valley Ranch. The “Scotty's Castle Flood Recovery ...

Rowe explains that the recent earthquakes raise concerns because of Death Valley’s proximity to Las Vegas. “We believe the faults in Death Valley could generate earthquakes with magnitudes as ...

Multiple vehicles 'burned to the ground' in Death Valley this year Firefighters put out a truck fire in Death Valley National Park, Aug. 15, 2024.

The scorching month in Death Valley came as the planet’s average temperature reached its highest level on two straight days. The Earth has set high temperature records over the past 13 months.

Extreme heat is both one of Death Valley’s greatest intrigues and its most serious safety concern. It’s not uncommon for a few people to die in the park from heatstroke in any given summer.

Death Valley’s so hot right now. Tourists from all over the world are flocking to the desert destination despite historic temperatures, resulting in at least one death.

Heat exposure claimed the life of a visitor to Death Valley and sickened other members of the person’s group over the weekend, as temperatures soared to near record levels in the area.