Here is what to expect when traveling throughout Arizona on July Fourth Day weekend, including traffic issues, event coverage and weather updates.

Federal officials are warning boaters and swimmers to avoid scummy water in Antelope Canyon after cyanotoxins were detected.

The National Park Service (NPS) issued a warning on Wednesday, July 2, that cyanotoxins produced by algae blooms had reached “the high end of safe exposure levels” in parts of ...

The Juniper Fire was burning in the Bradshaw Mountains near Black Canyon City in Yavapai County after starting up July 2, ...

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The National Park Service detected the presence of cyanotoxins in Antelope Canyon, in concentrations at the high end of safe ...

The concentration of cyanotoxins was found to be at the “high end of safe exposure levels” in the Antelope Canyon portion of ...

Levels of cyanotoxins that were on the "high end of safe exposure levels" were observed at the mouth of Antelope Canyon in ...

A toxic algae bloom is disrupting Fourth of July weekend recreation at one of the West’s most popular lakes. National Park ...

HANKSVILLE, Utah - Brett Stewart was in the lead, bouncing behind the wheel of a Can-Am Maverick X3 off-road vehicle that he ...

California and six other states that use water from the Colorado River are nearing a 2026 deadline to come up with new rules for sharing shrinking supplies.