A person was taken into custody near I-17 and Dixileta Drive after reportedly fleeing a stop on I-10 near Sky Harbor.

Arizonans should exercise caution if planning to hike near Glen Canyon this spring break. The National Park Service has a warning for travelers headed to Lake Powell: Beware of quicksand in the Glen ...

The National Park Service warns of dangerous quicksand areas at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, spanning Arizona and ...

In addition to quicksand, officials report that harmful algal blooms have also been found in multiple waterways at ...

The department is telling visitors to "beware of areas of quicksand" at the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Arizona ...

Quicksand may be present near the shoreline and in drainages throughout the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.

Visitors planning a trip to one of the Southwest’s most popular recreation areas are being urged to watch their step. The ...

National Parks issues dire warning over a new hazard just as families start to visit for spring break - Glen Canyon National Recreation Area sits between Arizona and Utah ...

The NPS warned hikers about quicksand in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, especially near shorelines and drainages where ground can look dry but give way.

The Glen Canyon National Recreation Area covers more than a million acres and there’s a new warning for visitors exploring the desert destination.

The service issued the alert for the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, which covers more than 1.25 million acres across Arizona and Utah.

It sounds like something out of 'Indiana Jones,' but it’s a real risk.