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Some good news for holiday travelers headed to the Grand Canyon: All South Rim lodges will reopen this Wednesday to overnight guests after crews completed major repairs to a waterline.
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Tucson-based conservationists are suing the federal government for putting President Donald Trump’s face on a yearly pass to enter national parks, including the Grand Canyon.
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Starting in the new year, the Trump administration is making it more expensive for international visitors to go to a number of national parks, including the Grand Canyon.
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The Trump administration has changed which days Americans can visit national parks for free next year. Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth are no longer on that list.
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China Airlines is now offering nonstop flights between Phoenix and Taipei, Taiwan.
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Phoenix Pride is facing a $350,000 budget deficit following significant losses at this year’s annual festival in attendance, sponsorships and donor support.
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Tombstone’s Bird Cage opened in 1881 in what was then a young, remote boomtown. Today, the historic variety theater is revered among locals and tourists alike.
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Mesa City Council has approved a theme park district for the former Fiesta Mall site. The Palo District includes the redevelopment of about 80 acres of land.
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More than 17.8 million people are expected to be traveling through U.S. airports in the coming days.
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Despite intense flooding occurring earlier this year, the city of Globe plans to hold Christmas festivities for residents.