In its latest post, Grand Canyon National Park set an advisory for visitors this week. We'll take a closer look at the ...

Grand Canyon National Park remains one of America's most breathtaking natural wonders, drawing millions of visitors annually. But if you haven't visited in the past five years, you'll encounter some ...

Grand Canyon National Park has become a rallying point for former employees and their supporters following last month's ...

Four of the 10 people who were laid off at Grand Canyon were gate entrance employees. The Trump administration is working to cut back on federal spending, and that, in some cases, means laying ...

A park official says four of the 10 employees worked at the entrance gate, which could now cause long delays getting into the ...

The Grand Canyon is preparing for a flood of spring break visitors, but a wave of layoffs has left the park short-staffed.

Grand Canyon National Park lost 10 probationary employees to layoffs, causing long wait times at the South Rim entrance and delays to the Transcanyon Waterline replacement.

Gov. Katie Hobbs won't use state resources to help out at the Grand Canyon even if there is a ripple effect on the Arizona ...

Layoffs at the Grand Canyon are imperiling service just as our busy tourism and fire seasons ramp up. This could be a disaster for northern Arizona.

The wait to enter Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park this past weekend was twice as long as usual after the administration let go four employees who worked at the south entrance, where roughly ...

Other impacts to Grand Canyon National Park include the termination of entrance booth workers and the inability to hire seasonal staff ahead of the busy season due to the hiring freeze.