It’s been one month since the bodies of two campers were found on Michigan’s remote Isle Royale National Park.

Weeks after a father and son were found dead in a remote campground, the first new information about their deaths has been ...

The two campers found dead at a remote campground in Michigan last month have been identified as a John and Bradley Baird, a ...

Walker Orenstein and Anthony Soufflé answered questions during a live Q&A on Tuesday. Minnesota Star Tribune reporter Walker ...

The National Park Service found two unidentified people dead at Isle Royale National Park Monday morning, after getting ...

John David Baird, 60, and Bradley Kenneth Baird, 30, both of Northville, were pronounced dead on June 10, according to death ...

Authorities have shared few details about the investigation, including the possibility that it was a murder-suicide, as ...

Murder-suicide is suspected to be the cause of death for two campers on Isle Royale this month, according to published ...

Outdoors Our reporters answered your questions about the deaths of two campers on Isle Royale July 1, 2025 ...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation in Detroit confirmed June 11 that federal officials were at the Isle Royale National Park, following the death of two campers at the remote campground.

Michigan officials have released the identities of the father and son hikers found dead at a campground on Isle Royale last ...

The cause of death is currently undetermined, and an investigation is underway. Two campers were found dead at a remote campground of Isle Royale National Park, the National Park Service said on ...