All but one of Grand Canyon National Park’s hotels remain closed indefinitely due to water supply issues, with officials pushing back reopening estimates to later this week but unable to specify a ...

Visitors to Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim will have to find outside accommodations for the foreseeable future starting Saturday due to several breaks in the main waterline that serves the ...

Grand Canyon National Park is temporarily closing its in-park hotels and lodges. The closure is caused by a series of breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline, which supplies water to the park. Guests with ...

All hotels along the South Rim inside Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona are closing because of severe water restrictions. The closures will start Saturday, and there is no timeline for when they ...

There’s more bad news over at Grand Canyon National Park: All of the park’s hotels will be closing temporarily to overnight visitors as of Saturday, Dec. 6. And while park officials couldn't say when ...

A man died in the Grand Canyon on November 7 after falling more than 100 feet from an overlook above the canyon’s South Rim. The news was first published by the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office on its ...

The recovery effort occurred at Guano Point on the west rim. A 65-year-old man died after slipping off the edge of the Grand Canyon and falling more than 100 feet, authorities in Arizona said. The ...

A 65-year-old man died this week in the Grand Canyon after slipping over the edge and falling more than 100 feet, a sheriff’s office said. The incident happened in the Guano Point area of Grand Canyon ...

A final damage assessment of the wrath the Dragon Bravo Fire unleashed inside the North Rim of the Grand Canyon is complete, and its numbers are grim: Nearly half the infrastructure in the North Rim ...

If you’ve seen Tucson from 4,500 feet above, you understand the difference between looking at the Grand Canyon from the South Rim, or from the Colorado River as it winds 227 miles through the inner ...

On the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, firefighters thought they could contain a blaze so the flames could benefit the area’s ecology. But then high winds caused the fire to blow up. “Embers ...

The statue was missing an ear and two front legs, but it was mostly intact when crews recovered it from the Dragon Bravo fire. By Hannah Ziegler The legacy of Brighty the Burro just got more storied.