Arizonans prepare for rising healthcare costs
The Republican-led House and Senate both adjourned on Thursday, December 18, and will not return until January.
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Rural wildland firefighting partners grateful for BLM gift
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) recently transferred a wildland fire engine to the township of Beaver Dam, Ariz., to enhance their wildland firefighting capabilities.
Grand Canyon National Park announces updates to construction schedule for 2026
Grand Canyon National Park is announcing Transcanyon Waterline (TCWL) construction closure-related work for 2026.
Grand Canyon West to offer free admission for kids for Christmas
This holiday season, Grand Canyon West transforms into a destination for unforgettable family memories, inviting guests to celebrate Christmas at the Canyon with festive experiences and an unbeatable family offer: Kids ages 5–12 visit FREE with the purchase of an adult All-Access Pass.
Grand Canyon National Park to reopen South Rim hotels ahead of holiday season
Grand Canyon National Park will reopen hotels on the park’s South Rim beginning Wednesday, Dec. 17 and will begin easing some water restrictions.
AZDG launches Too Young to Bet AZ campaign to prevent underage gambling
The Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) and its Division of Problem Gambling (DPG) announced the launch of Too Young to Bet AZ, the state’s first youth-focused public awareness initiative to prevent underage gambling.
