Politicians and tribal leaders are decrying U.S. officials for moving forward with the sale of oil and gas leases near a park in New Mexico that Native Americans consider sacred

While government machinery grinds back to life, federal workers still cautious amid fears that another shutdown could happen in weeks

Q&A: How soon will the federal government get back in order?

As shutdown drags on, government closure poses increasing risk to wider US economy

The U.S. Forest Service has built a new corral in California that could allow it to bypass federal restrictions and lead to the slaughter of wild horses.

Selective reopening of government offices to ease the pain for some citizens shows willingness to cut corners and wade into dubious territory, experts say

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is directing dozens of wildlife refuges to return to work to make sure hunters have access despite the government shutdown

Joshua Tree National Park will temporarily close this week so officials can address damage and sanitation problems that have occurred during the partial federal government shutdown

Two popular colonial-era forts in Puerto Rico's capital have been closed as part of the federal government shutdown

Interior Department will dip into user fees to pay for staffing national parks during the government shutdown