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The City Council of Waterloo, Oregon, voted to enforce city ordinances regarding RV habitation. During a June 9 meeting, the council discussed cases where RVs were used for temporary stays without septic hookups and with unsafe electrical connections. The council rejected a hardship clause for individual cases, citing the need for equal enforcement. Letters reminding residents of ordinances and cleanup days will be distributed.

Tom Svan, 82, from New Hampshire, converted a used Mercedes Sprinter into a motorhome for about 150,000 SEK ($14,000). The vehicle features solar panels, a 33 kg battery, a hidden toilet under the stove, and a quick-assembly shower. When snow falls, Svan leaves his house and travels south.

Logan County police reported arrests in a stolen camper investigation. Suspects have been taken into custody; the investigation is ongoing.

Former Argentine footballer Ricardo Bochini presented a motorhome prepared for a trip across the United States during the 2026 World Cup. The vehicle's exterior features an image of Bochini and the phrase 'MUNDIAL A BORDO'. Inside, it includes a kitchen, sleeping area, and a space for watching matches. Bochini plans to post daily videos of the journey on his YouTube channel.

In St. Louis County, Minnesota, a motor home caught fire on Tuesday morning while parked along Highway 7. The woman and her dog, the only occupants, escaped uninjured, but the vehicle was declared a total loss. According to the sheriff's office, the fire started in the engine compartment after the camper experienced engine issues.

Noovo introduced the Next, an all-wheel-drive camper van based on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. A 10-day test drive through Arizona and Nevada evaluated heated floors, Starlink, a reclining bed, and off-grid capability. Starting price is $232,750.