What drove the deadly Grand Canyon flooding? - Torrential downpours washed out popular hiking trails and left the historic Phantom Ranch Lodge cabins under five feet of water ...

A catastrophic flash flood tore through the Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Canyon, killing at least two, leaving more than a dozen missing and wrecking trails and bridges.

About 50 people were evacuated by air out of the Grand Canyon as Bright Angel Creek flooded after an afternoon storm.

Federal warnings about the Aug. 29 hazards at the Grand Canyon escalated quickly, like the storms that prompted them.

A generation earlier, the remnants of a tropical storm delivered the deadliest storm in Arizona history, according to the National Weather Service. In September 1970, 23 people across central Arizona ...

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. — At least two bodies have been recovered since a major flash flood swept through the Grand Canyon, park officials said Monday, as search and recovery efforts ...

A fatal flash flood in the Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Canyon left at least two people dead and several others missing. National Park Service officials evacuated 62 people, many by helicopter, from ...

Violent flash floods hit the Grand Canyon's Bright Angel Canyon and Phantom Ranch area, causing "extensive damage" to the park's water infrastructure.

Recovery work and the search for a missing man continued Sept. 5 as some parts of Grand Canyon National Park remained closed.

One of the nation’s most famously arid landmarks succumbed to deadly flash flooding over the weekend, leaving at least two people dead and roughly a dozen unaccounted for as more rain could lash Grand ...

Months before August's deadly flash flood, current and former officials say they warned that the fire-ravaged North Kaibab ...

This page summarizes news of the flash floods in the Grand Canyon for Monday, Aug. 31. For the latest on the Grand Canyon floods, visit USA TODAY's coverage for Tuesday, Sept 1. Devastating flooding ...