Suspect arrested by Pueblo police after RV rolls over, catches on fire

The Washington County (Iowa) Board of Supervisors approved a developmental review, inspection and code enforcement agreement between the City of Riverside and Washington County for a Blackjack Beach RV & Water Resort project. The project includes more than 150 RV parking spots and a water park of over 70,000 square feet with water slides, a lazy river and pools. Construction will proceed after building inspection services review the site plan, with annexation expected to take about six months.

According to data from the InteractRV dealer network, which represents more than half of the RV market, dealerships gaining ground in 2026 are not those with the biggest ad budgets but those focusing on fundamentals. The top 10% of dealers generate 4.5 times more leads and turn inventory 54% faster than others. Key factors include transparent pricing, complete listings with photos, and quick response times, especially after hours when 54% of shoppers browse.

Traffic on westbound Highway 54 was halted Monday afternoon after a motorhome caught fire. Firefighters from the Moreau and Cole County fire districts and the Eldon Fire Department responded. No further details were released.

Cinch Outdoors has started selling the Wild Land Wingman, a two-story pickup camper, in the US. It features electrically actuated scissor lifts, two living levels, and a roof hatch. The early bird price is $6,999, lower than initial estimates and undercutting several competitors.

The RV campground in Wiseman Park, Lynchburg, Tennessee, previously operating on an honor system, now has an online booking system and marketing support. The partnership between Moore County and the South Central Tennessee Tourism Association aims to increase overnight stays. Booking one of 18 sites costs up to $40 per night, with $30 going to the county and $10 to a marketing fund. Moore County ranks last in the region for lodging options, despite over 300,000 annual visitors to Lynchburg.

Defective absorption refrigerators in RVs can cause fires due to ammonia leaks. The CPSC recalled Norcold models in 2001 and Dometic units from 1997–2006; similar defects were found in Norcold models from 2010–2011.