PHOENIX (CN) — The Arizona Senate Appropriations Committee voted Tuesday to advance a bill that could allocate millions in lottery funds to an annual grant program designed to benefit local, state and ...

Arizona State Parks and Trails has completed its 2025 Trails Plan, a document that will help guide trail management and priorities for multiple agencies over the next five years. The plan was created ...

They came with tents, campers and recreational vehicles hoping for a peaceful holiday weekend, but when the flood came and the Guadalupe River grew and scoured its banks, it was visitors to Kerr ...

A fire erupted at an RV storage facility on Kyrene Road in Chander, Arizona, on Wednesday afternoon. Thick black smoke from the fire was visible as far as Tempe and Phoenix. Representational.

For those of us who sweat whenever the temperature rises above 70 degrees (Fahrenheit, not Celsius, everyone sweats when it's 70 degrees Celsius), outdoor camping is generally regarded as a "nope." ...

PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - After a long wait, Jacob Parker is off the board. The Purvis High School graduate has been selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Jacob Parker is the twin brother of JoJo ...

Anna Skinner is a Newsweek senior reporter based in Indianapolis. Her focus is reporting on the climate, environment and weather but she also reports on other topics for the National News Team. She ...

Angie Skinner, 53, a SiriusXM host, and her husband, Mike Skinner, 67, a former Nascar Truck Series champion, own a 55-foot-by-200-foot lot with views of the Blue Ridge Mountains at Mountain Falls ...

With Juneteenth celebrations dotting local landscapes and 4th of Julyfreedom talk abounds, now seems like the perfect time for this declaration — Black folk need to find independence from White people ...

Marian Barry, 71, left nursing to volunteer at parks after working in hospitals during the pandemic. Barry now lives full time in an RV, volunteering in Oregon and Nevada. She sustains herself on ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - With the College World Series coming to town later this week, figuring out where to stay while following your team gets a little tight. But there’s an option that appeals to a lot ...

In 1942, President Franklin Roosevelt signed an executive order that ended up with the incarceration of more than 120,000 people of Japanese descent during World War II. One of those people, Richard ...