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Researchers have created the first detailed 3D maps of secret underground caves that supply all drinking water for millions of Grand Canyon visitors. Their discoveries could protect this vital water source from drought and contamination as the region grows hotter and drier.
One of America's most stunning wetlands could soon join iconic sites like the Grand Canyon on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge in Georgia is being recognized for its exceptional natural beauty and ecological importance.
The Grand Canyon Synod is calling for volunteers to help set up and tear down their June assembly space. Small acts of service are making this gathering of faith communities possible.
A 50-year-old father who normally needs a cane for long walks tested a new $1,999 exoskeleton device while hiking the Grand Canyon with his teenage daughter. The lightweight robotic legs didn't turn him into a superhero, but they helped extend his endurance on terrain he couldn't typically manage.
The Nebraska Huskers punched their ticket to back-to-back Super Regionals with a nail-biting 1-0 victory over Grand Canyon, powered by a solo home run and dominant pitching. Two talented pitchers turned a windy afternoon into a defensive masterclass that had 30,000 fans on the edge of their seats.
Grand Canyon University's women's tennis team dominated their first Mountain West Championship match with a decisive 5-0 victory over Fresno State. The Lopes didn't drop a single doubles match or completed singles match in their tournament debut.
Four Grand Canyon University track and field athletes rewrote their school's record books in a single weekend, posting marks that now rank among the nation's best. The breakthrough performances show how years of training can culminate in history-making moments when the competition heats up.
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station photographed Arizona's Grand Canyon draped in fresh snow, creating a stunning visual illusion that makes the famous chasm look like a mountain range. The breathtaking images remind us that even the world's most familiar landmarks can surprise us with new beauty.
Researchers created the first 3D maps of hidden caves that supply water to millions of Grand Canyon visitors each year. The breakthrough helps protect this critical water source as climate change threatens its future.