Grand Canyon

After last year's massive Dragon Bravo Fire, there's an increased risk of dangerous flooding and mudslides in the area. Park officials have a plan to keep visitors safe.

The Dragon Bravo fire burned about 145,000 acres and destroyed nearly half of all structures on the North Rim. Some businesses and trails are back open, but evidence of the fire is still visible.

During the Grand Canyon Conservancy, artists create pieces inspired by the natural wonder, while astronomers share research and passion for the night sky.

The persistent Dragon Bravo Fire on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon destroyed dozens of buildings this weekend, including the Grand Canyon Lodge.

A recently published anthology called "Where Are Your Men?" focuses on the experiences of several women rafting together in the Western U.S. over decades.

On this episode we go into some history of the Grand Canyon. We talk with Melissa Sevigny about her new book Brave the Wild River.

President Joe Biden has designated new national monuments in Nevada and Texas, and some in Arizona say it is time to do the same for the Grand Canyon region.

The Bureau of Reclamation is releasing a "high-flow experiment" from Glen Canyon Dam after forecasts showed a boost to Lake Powell.

Ongoing warming in the Southwest has bottomed out major reservoirs on the Colorado River and raised alarms among cities and farms that rely on the water. But the region’s rapid warming and drying trend is also a threat to the environment in one of the world’s most recognizable wonders: the Grand Canyon.

This past spring Grand Canyon National Park became the site of an extended norovirus outbreak, with more than 200 cases of gastrointestinal illness among rafters and backpackers.