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In Morgantown, West Virginia, the first year of Article 1157, a ban on camping on public property, resulted in 35 warnings and nine citations. Eight second-offense citations carry fines up to $200, and one third-offense citation up to $500 or 30 days in jail, though no criminal penalties were imposed. The law, passed in July 2024 after contentious debates and a 4-3 council split, requires offering alternative shelter before issuing a citation. Mayor Danielle Trumble, who opposed the ban, questions its impact, noting shelters are full, but no repeal plans are imminent.

Pinion RV Park in Wheeler County, Texas, sustained major damage Thursday evening due to straight-line winds gusting nearly 100 mph. The National Weather Service confirmed no tornado occurred. Most of the park was destroyed, with one minor injury reported. Emergency notification systems failed, delaying awareness of the damage.

A family in an RV at Little Cottonwood Campground in Fishlake National Forest, Utah, was forced to evacuate due to a wildfire. The fire came within about 15 feet of their campsite. The incident was filmed and posted on TikTok.

Winnebago Industries reported a 10.1% year-over-year increase in its motorhome segment revenue for the third quarter of fiscal 2026, reaching $320.7 million. This growth comes despite ongoing pressure in the outdoor recreation market, weak discretionary demand, and a downturn in the towable and marine markets. The company plans to defend its market share by launching new products and expanding its price range.

South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) charged Richard Willing, 51, with insurance fraud for filing a false claim. In May 2025, Willing submitted a claim to Progressive Direct Insurance for a stolen camper, but witnesses said he left it on a paid lot before the alleged theft. Progressive denied the claim, and Willing was booked into Florence County Detention Center. The case will be prosecuted by the South Carolina Department of Insurance.

Pennsylvania State Police are investigating the theft of seven catalytic converters from vehicles at the RV Center in Greencastle. The theft occurred before 2:00 p.m. on April 28, 2026, on S Young Road in Antrim Township. Affected vehicles include 2024 Thoroughbred boat trailers, Coach Craft and Sunshine Homes RVs, and several Ford vehicles. Police are asking for public assistance.