Portions of a state highway and national forest are back open weeks after closing due to the devastating Dragon Bravo Fire in ...

Deep within the Kaibab National Forest near Williams, Arizona, a sacred spring—long hidden beneath mud and dense brush—has ...

Fire restrictions are easing in parts of northern Arizona on Wednesday morning. Steady monsoon rains led to the decision to ...

It was the seventh-largest wildfire in Arizona since 1990, according to federal fire ... with speakers scheduled to include the team and administrators from Kaibab National Forest and Grand Canyon ...

U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly is calling for "safe access" to be restored to the Grand Canyon's North Rim after it was devastated by ...

The Kaibab National Forest is asking for the community's help in keeping their park clean after their employees collected over 1,000 pounds of trash.

The Dragon Bravo Fire remains at 64 percent as crews are making steady progress in managing the wildfire, which began on July ...

The Dragon Bravo Fire's activity decreased, with officials expanding repair efforts due to minimal fire behavior.

The Kaibab Lodge is outside the north entrance of the Grand Canyon National Park in the North Kaibab National Forest, 5 miles away from the park.

Firefighters have made significant progress in containing the Dragon Bravo Fire on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, which is now 80 percent contained.

The BAER team is assessing the Dragon Bravo Fire impact in Kaibab National Forest to mitigate potential threats.

U.S. Highway 89A, north and east of the Kaibab National Forest and south of the main stem of Soap Creek and north and west of Grand Canyon National Park, is also temporarily closed.