The Latest Breaking News from the National Park Service

The recent collapse of a popular rock arch at Lake Powell known as the “Toilet Bowl” is a sad reminder that the spectacular geological arches that dot southern Utah’s landscape aren’t guaranteed to be there forever

Learn about the staffing crisis facing the U.S. Park Police, endangering officers, public safety, and national landmarks.

Senator Ted Cruz investigates NPS's handling of a pro-Hamas protest in D.C., criticizing their lack of preparedness and coordination with law enforcement.

Discovery of 20-year-old Leticia A Castillo’s body marks third reported death in national park since 31 July

Tragic base jumping incident at Grand Canyon National Park leads to investigation. Base jumping is prohibited in the park.

Tragic incidents at the Grand Canyon prompt safety reminders and heat warnings for visitors.

The three who died all came from the same family and two other relatives remain in hospital after the boat capsized on Lake Powell

Father says Grace Rohloff, 20, lost footing about three-quarters into 400ft cables descent and slid down mountain

Though thousands of people complete this iconic hike each year, the National Park Service warns hikers that it is innately risky

Archeologists with the National Park Service say they have found musket balls that date back nearly 250 years and were fired during one of the first battles in the Revolutionary War

A father and daughter were found dead by rangers