Arizona State Parks

An improvement project at Ft. Tuthill County Park in Flagstaff will receive nearly $1 million from the federal American Rescue Plan coronavirus relief bill.

Arizona tourism took a hard hit this summer because of the coronavirus pandemic. Significantly fewer people visited state and national parks compared to…

A change of leadership at Arizona State Parks and Trails has led to some renovation projects being placed on hold.The Today's News-Herald reports that…

The Arizona Trail is the only National Scenic Trail in the U.S. that doesn’t consistently receive state funding. KNAU’s Ryan Heinsius reports, a bill in…

Visitors at national parks across the country have faced a lack of many basic services during the partial government shutdown. Member station KNAU’s Ryan…

Plans to expand and improve Arizona's state parks system are under review as key projects face delays and cost increases.The projects are drawing new…

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has fired embattled state Parks Director Sue Black following complaints she allowed potential archaeological sites to be bulldozed…

The deputy director of Arizona State Parks & Trails, who is under investigation over accusations the agency bulldozed over archaeological sites, once…

The chairman of the Colorado River Indian Tribes says any damage to cultural sites near Lake Havasu would be blatantly disrespectful to Native…

A former state archaeologist is accusing the agency that oversees Arizona's state parks of prioritizing development over protection of Native American…