You might think of Arizona as hot all over year-round, but the average low in Flagstaff is a chilly 32 ... almost 9,000 feet in the Rockies, Crested Butte takes the trophy for coldest average ...

Lassen Volcanic National Park, true to its name, is one of the best places in the United States to see the legacy of eons of volcanic activity. Most notably, the park features examples of each of ...

In Flagstaff, the skies are the true stars of the show. It's therefore fitting that Flagstaff also happens to be the world’s first international dark-sky city.

I hate to sound like a wimp, but sometimes I feel that Flagstaff's vibrant culture is just too much to handle. I see all these great events happening, and so many of them conflict with each other ...

Firefighters will set prescribed burns southwest of Flagstaff to offset wildfire risk ... Forest managers tend to light fires in the spring and fall during dry, calm conditions to clear brush ...

Recent visitors heartily recommended sauntering around Flagstaff's Historic Downtown and Railroad District, citing friendly locals, open-air music and countless places to eat, drink and shop.

Oregonians may experience warm weather or warm and wet weather this spring, depending on where ... with periods of cold and frost in May. Oregon's forecast appears to have the west half of the ...

Fire managers with the Arizona State Department of Forestry and Fire Management and Coconino National Forest said they were planning to take advantage of current weather conditions and begin work ...

Imagine a botanical garden with a thermal pool that gives you beautiful views of the Dubai skyline. That is what the world's tallest wellbeing resort will offer to its residents. Scheduled to open ...

Oregon's forecast appears to have the west half of the state looking warm and dry, and the east half looking warm and wet. Here's what to know. The first day of spring is Thursday, March 20. While the ...

The work builds on more than two decades of scientific research in Yellowstone National Park by MSU professor Bill Inskeep.