A miscalculation allowed a small blaze to roar out of control last month, destroying a historic lodge and other buildings on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

National Park Service officials say there was no way to predict the Dragon Bravo Fire would turn into an inferno, jump ...

The Dragon Fire may be going out, but the damage it wrought on the North Rim will have lasting effects for years to come.

The National Park Service painted a rosy picture of the Dragon Bravo Fire, but weather forecasts at the Grand Canyon held a ...

A Burned Area Emergency Response team recently finished its assessment of the impact the Dragon Bravo fire had to the soil it ...

The Park Service’s fire management plan called for that approach.

After an Arizona Republic investigation, lawmakers demand to know why the National Park Service ignored data in its own fire ...

As the Dragon Bravo Fire approached containment, Grand Canyon National Park unveiled plans to reopen a beloved hotel and ...

Popular trails in Grand Canyon National Park are beginning to reopen after being shuttered for over a month by the Dragon ...

We've made it to August without a lot of big fires, except at Grand Canyon National Park. The fire that destroyed the historic Grand Canyon Lodge grew this week to scorch more than 100,000 acres.

Park Service policy requires every wildland fire on its lands to undergo some form of internal review. "Right now, we are documenting all of the decision-making and, really, we support the ...

Wildfires in Utah and Arizona, near the Grand Canyon, are producing "fire clouds" that can be seen for hundreds of miles and further fuel the fires. The Dragon Bravo fire near the Grand Canyon has ...