By Veronica Haynes, John Atwater Click here for updates on this story SUTTON, Massachusetts (WCVB) -- A woman hiking with her three ...

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Two Nevada men were convicted this week after they were caught destroying an ancient rock formation in a national park. Wyatt Fain, 37, and Payden Crosper, 31, were each found guilty of one ...

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Two men caught on camera damaging ancient federally protected red rock sandstone formations now face jail time after being convicted of defacing a national park. The pair, Wyatt Clifford Fain and ...