The Federal Bureau of Investigation in Detroit confirmed June 11 that federal officials were at the Isle Royale National Park ...

The two deceased campers that were found at South Lake Desor Campground in Isle Royale National Park have been identified.

HOUGHTON, MI - Despite recent deaths and an ongoing federal investigation, Isle Royale National Park is open for visitors.

The National Park Service said in a release on June 12 that it has identified two campers who died on Isle Royale, but it did not release their identities.

With about 25,000 visitors annually and no roads or electricity, Isle Royale's seclusion is both its appeal and what makes ...

Two people were found dead in a remote national park in Upper Michigan last week, according to park officials.

The National Park Service confirmed the deaths of two campers at Michigan's remote Isle Royale National Park, located in the ...

Rangers working to ID two campers found dead at Isle Royale National Park originally appeared on Bring Me The News. The ...

The FBI in Michigan confirmed that agents were on the Lake Superior island following the discovery of two dead campers Sunday ...

Two unidentified campers were found dead on Isle Royale Sunday. The National Parks Service says that at approximately 4 p.m.

The bodies of two unidentified campers have been found at one of the country's most remote National Parks. The National Park ...

The National Park Service said it received two separate reports of people found dead at a remote backcountry campground within Isle Royale National ... on where the campers were from was released ...