Keiyishí Bessie Cooley: Jánwu. That means mountain goat. Keiyishí Bessie Cooley: Tʼaaḵú Héeni yíx̱ yaa ndaḵúx̱u, jánwu ...

Watch an adorable chamois goat race against the clock to outrun a massive avalanche and reunite with his family!

SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, Calif. - A man who was previously reported missing at Mountain High Resort has been found alive, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced Tuesday. 35-year-old ...

Churchill park, Alaska. Image by Jennifer C., CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Eager to dive into the captivating world ...

Malachi Luis Garcia, a resident of Los Angeles County, had last been seen at Mountain High Resort on Sunday after he became separated from his group. Garcia was spotted by the L.A. County Sheriff ...

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department had asked for public assistance in locating Malachi Luis Garcia, who vanished about 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Mountain High Resort. The department announced ...

When the Obama administration changed the name of the Alaska mountain from Mount McKinley to Denali in August 2015, Google updated Maps to reflect the name change three days later, once the U.S ...

Google also said it would be changing Denali — the tallest mountain in North America — back to Mt. McKinley, following a different executive order from Trump. The Alaska mountain had been ...

Vail Cienega junior soccer player Kylie Krebs and Peoria Sunrise Mountain senior soccer player Tristan Begazo have been chosen as The Arizona Republic's High School Athletes of the Week.

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Malachi Luis Garcia, a resident of Los Angeles County, was last seen around 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Mountain High Resort, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. He is described as ...

Part of a continuing weekly series on Alaska ... mountain’s height. The Fairbanks Evening News article on the announcement is perhaps sarcastically titled: “Mt. M’Kinley Is Somewhat High.” ...