All news on the topic: Parks

Andrew James McGann, age 28, faced two charges of capital murder for the July 26 killings of Clinton David Brink, 43, and Cristen Amanda Brink, 41, at Devil's Den Park

The City Council shouldn't be influenced by the arrogant elites attempting to pressure the removal of horse carriages from Central Park

"Entitled" pet owners have overrun a popular Brooklyn baseball field, causing some Little League teams to abandon the area due to the slick dog waste left behind and hazardous holes created by dogs running loose

A grandstanding fool chose to face off against a wild bison in Yellowstone National Park at the end of July, as revealed in an astonishing video taken by onlookers

The "new" Wagner Park in Battery Park City reopened this week following a two-year closure and an almost $300 million revamp. However, it's a complete rip-off

The Arkansas State Police have shared a blurry picture of the individual they believe is responsible for the murder of a married couple, Clinton David Brink, aged 43, and Cristen Amanda Brink, aged 41, who were hiking in Devil's Den State Park on Saturday. The search for the suspect continues into its fourth day

Over the weekend, the remains of a man and a woman were discovered on a hiking path at a well-known state park in Arkansas, initiating a search for their potential murderer

Five new “futuristic” stainless steel public toilets were unveiled at parks across the city Tuesday, each costing taxpayers about $1 million per John, city officials said – though each facility only retails for about $185,000.

An interspecies pair of Wood and Mallard ducks are finding love in Central Park, according to David Barrett of the Manhattan Bird Alert.

The badly burned body of a young man was found at Georgia's Stone Mountain State Park on Saturday morning, and authorities later said he died by suicide.

Mayor Eric Adams is expanding his multi-agency safety initiative to Central Park in a push to address quality-of-life concerns in the city’s most iconic green space.

Shape Up NYC provides over 100 complimentary fitness sessions throughout all five boroughs, featuring Zumba, yoga, Pilates, and bodyweight circuit exercises

This American public park is the only one in the world where visitors can mine and take home real diamonds from their original volcanic source. Crater of Diamonds State Park, located in Murfreesboro, Arkansas, has been visited by jewel hunters since 1972.

A minor drug dealer swiped an 800-pound cannon, once utilized in the Spanish American War, from a park in Kansas last week to pay off a debt to his unhinged boss, who had been threatening to kill him and his family

With a rise in the number of rabid raccoons found in the area, Nassau County plans to distribute oral bait filled with a vaccine for the disease for local wildlife to eat

A delay in seasonal hiring following DOGE layoffs has left Yosemite National Park in California with fewer custodial workers to clean up campground bathrooms.

A street in Staten Island was renamed on Sunday to honor Arthur Leahy, a parks worker who lost his life 50 years ago during a failed golf course burglary and never had the chance to watch his two sons become heroic NYPD officers

A plot of grass measuring 2.5 square feet in Japan has claimed the Guinness World Record for being the smallest park ever

Supporters aiming to preserve the cherished Elizabeth Street Garden filed a federal lawsuit against the city on Tuesday

A daytime video captures a coyote wandering through the picturesque winter park, showcasing the majestic animal

A former Long Island strip club will be converted into a park welcome center as part of a seven-figure revitalization project.

According to sources, Manuel Delgado is thought to have taken his own life in a New York City park after his family informed the police of his purported offenses

The president of the Friends of Crocheron and John Golden Park, Jessica Burke, is hopeful that achieving a Level 1 ArbNet Accreditation will lead to increased funding for the Parks

A popular wilderness in New Hampshire has been overrun with tourists to the point that they are causing rush hour-like bumper-to-bumper traffic on trails, something once parodied in "Family Guy."

People started calling 911 in shock shortly after seeing Andrew Mullins, 30, strike the goose with the motorized bike on Sept. 11, near Pier A Park on Sinatra Drive.