The Camping World CEO claims he was forced to close down one of his North Carolina stores as he defied local politicians over the massive American flags flying over the locations. Marcus Lemonis ...

WOONSOCKET — Tensions flared among Woonsocket residents and community members from throughout the state at Monday night’s City Council meeting, and also within the council itself. The council ...

Camping World continues to stand strong about flying the Stars and Stripes. The CEO of Camping World, Marcus Lemonis, who is a Lebanese immigrant, has formerly said that he takes pride in flying huge ...

A new type of homeless encampment has popped up in Brooklyn. Dozens of Sheepshead Bay residents have been living in tents on Coyle Street for the past five weeks to protest against an incoming ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN/Gray News) – An ongoing battle between nationwide RV dealer Camping World and city officials in Greenville, North Carolina has taken another turn. In an interview Tuesday on ...

WITN reports a Camping World location has closed in Greenville following controversy surrounding a towering American flag. In his latest interview, Marcus Lemonis, the CEO of Camping World ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - In his latest interview, the CEO of Camping World is reiterating his stance that he will not take down the huge flag at his location at the corner of Evans Street and Red ...

Camping World in Marion, originally Tom Johnson Camping Center, closed permanently on Monday. Camping World announced Monday that the large recreational vehicle and camper dealership in McDowell ...

Following the Washington Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the voter-approved prohibition on camping in most of the city, the following local laws remain in effect. Camping is prohibited on ...

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled that a Spokane ballot initiative banning homeless camping near schools, parks, and childcare centers is invalid. Filed Thursday ...

After the House added the camping ban and passed the bill 52-40 Monday, the Senate dissented from the amendments, sending the bill to a four-person committee to debate the final language.