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Grand Canyon to eliminate sale of disposable plastic bottles
Following three months of delay, the Grand Canyon National Park eliminated the sale of plastic bottles within the park on Feb. 6 in order to reduce waste within...
Uranium mining in Grand Canyon is exploitation
By Amanda Horner Mining for uranium in the Grand Canyon has been a simmering topic for a while now. Republicans are supportive of corporations making a dime at...
Tribal Judge Dismisses Grand Canyon Skywalk Suit
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — Las Vegas developer David Jin plans to return to federal court to try to resolve a dispute over the Grand Canyon Skywalk after a tribal...
Judge Reaffirms Dismissal of Skywalk Lawsuit
Flagstaff, Ariz. (AP) — A federal judge has reaffirmed a decision to dismiss a federal lawsuit that sought to keep a northern Arizona tribe from breaching its...
Grand Canyon Skywalk bridge finances disputed
A tourist at the Grand Canyon Skywalk is helped up from the glass bridge on the Hualapai reservation in northern Arizona on April 19, 2011. What most tourists are...
Grand Canyon goes green with water bottle filling stations
The National Park Service (NPS) will be installing nine water bottle filling stations along the rim of the Grand Canyon in an effort to reduce plastic consumption...
Plane that flew over the Grand Canyon is still missing
Photo courtesy of: Grand Canyon National Park There is still no sign of a missing man who disappeared over the Grand Canyon National Park in his self-constructed...
N. Arizona forest releases revised travel plan
FLAGSTAFF (AP) — A northern Arizona forest has revised a travel management plan for thousands of acres south of Grand Canyon National Park, closing one-fifth of...
USGS: Manmade flood leads to rise in rainbow trout
A high-flow release of water is conducted by the U.S. Department of the Interior at Glen Canyon Dam, at Page, Arizona, in March 2008. The artificial flood that...