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Travel + Leisure Readers’ 5 Favorite Islands in Hawaii of 2025

Travel + Leisure Readers’ 5 Favorite Islands in Hawaii of 2025

Travelers are spoiled for choice when it comes to the islands of the Hawaiian archipelago, with each one having its own distinct character, from the urban energy of Oahu (home to Honolulu, the state capital and largest city) to the rural,...

Arizona issues over 3 million travel IDs amid new federal requirements

Arizona issues over 3 million travel IDs amid new federal requirements

The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (ADOT MVD) has announced that the number of Arizona Travel ID cards issued has surpassed 3 million. This milestone comes as a federal requirement is now in effect, mandating travelers...

Arizona’s military museums preserve history, drive tourism

Arizona’s military museums preserve history, drive tourism

With cell phones and cameras in hand, a crowd of enthusiastic people cheered and took photos and video of a Harrier AV-8B landing at Falcon Field, the latest addition to a museum celebrating the history of military aviation. Retired Marine Corps...

Arizona issues over 3 million travel IDs amid federal compliance changes

Arizona issues over 3 million travel IDs amid federal compliance changes

Teresa Welborn, Chief Operating Officer / Deputy Director | Arizona Department of TransportationTeresa Welborn, Chief Operating Officer / Deputy Director | Arizona Department of Transportation The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle...

'Sharp contrasts': Tourism sees international 'headwinds', domestic travel resilience

'Sharp contrasts': Tourism sees international 'headwinds', domestic travel resilience

Is the glass half-full or half-empty for travel and tourism this year? International travel to the U.S. faces some “sentimental headwinds” with Canadians, Europeans and other travelers having negative views of President Donald Trump and his...

Travelers Say This Hidden Camera Detector ‘Really Works’—and It’s 47% Off

Travelers Say This Hidden Camera Detector ‘Really Works’—and It’s 47% Off

Being secretly recorded by a hidden camera while staying in the privacy of a rental or hotel room is every traveler’s worst nightmare. Disturbingly, this violation of privacy has become a reality for some. In May, a family from Arkansas sued...

Passing on the Right in Arizona: What You Need to Know

Passing on the Right in Arizona: What You Need to Know

My friend and I were traveling on I-10 the other day, returning from a shopping trip. The setting sun seemed to make all the drivers on the road sleepy, because everyone appeared to be driving under the speed limit. Way under. I was stuck behind a...

Unexpected discoveries in Arizona: Travelers share their stories

Unexpected discoveries in Arizona: Travelers share their stories

Arizona’s hidden wonders await those willing to venture beyond the beaten path. From ancient petroglyphs to futuristic scientific endeavors, the state offers a tapestry of experiences that challenge expectations. Drawing on the insights of...

The most extreme monsoons in Arizona history

The most extreme monsoons in Arizona history

Arizona’s monsoon season runs from June to September and often causes widespread devastation. Here are some of the most extreme monsoons in Arizona history. It’s nearly impossible for me to hear the word “monsoon” without thinking of drag queen...

This Foil Packet Shrimp Boil Is Perfect for Your Next Camping Trip

This Foil Packet Shrimp Boil Is Perfect for Your Next Camping Trip

Meal planning is essential for a successful camping trip. The perfect campfire dinner can be prepared ahead, requires minimal cleanup, and tastes as good as something cooked over a stove. Foil packet meals are a popular go-to for these reasons,...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs Visits Oak Ridge Fire Command Post, Reaffirms Support for Navajo Nation Recovery Efforts

Details By Native News Online Staff July 07, 2025 On Saturday, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs visited the Oak Ridge Fire Incident Command Post at the Navajo Division of Transportation to receive updates on the fire’s status and offer her continued...

Arizona students evacuated from Israel during Birthright trip recount brush with war

Arizona students evacuated from Israel during Birthright trip recount brush with war

By Johnny Fogel | Cronkite News PHOENIX — At sunrise, sirens blared. Students jolted awake, barefoot and disoriented, racing down stairwells into bomb shelters. Some still wore pajamas. Their long-awaited heritage trip to Israel had become a crash...

Arizona is looking for a new poet laureate. Here's what it takes

Arizona is looking for a new poet laureate. Here's what it takes

Arizona is in the process of looking for a new poet laureate. Alberto Rios was the first person to serve in that role — his term ended last year. Anna Needham, tribal relations manager at the Arizona Commission on the Arts, is leading the effort...

See 10 of Arizona's most stunning views, from Grand Canyon to Kartchner Caverns

See 10 of Arizona's most stunning views, from Grand Canyon to Kartchner Caverns

A tourist takes in the view of the layered buttes and canyon walls from a rock outcrop on Mather Point at Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona.Rob Schumacher/The RepublicThe full moon sets at Mather Point at the South Rim of Grand Canyon National...

Arizona students evacuated from Israel during Birthright trip recount terror of missiles, sirens and brush with war

Arizona students evacuated from Israel during Birthright trip recount terror of missiles, sirens and brush with war

Liah Dolgin, right, sits with fellow students in a bomb shelter in Tel Aviv during a missile alert in June. The Arizona State University student was among dozens of American participants sheltering during air raid sirens while on a Birthright...

Your Favorite Campgrounds, Hiking Trails, and Forests Could Soon Be up for Auction

Your Favorite Campgrounds, Hiking Trails, and Forests Could Soon Be up for Auction

By Joseph Winters, Grist “This story was originally published by Grist. Sign up for Grist’s weekly newsletter here.” Among the several controversial proposals emerging from the U.S. Senate this week as it considers the tax and spending bill that...

Petrified Forest National Park: Great Arizona sights

Petrified Forest National Park: Great Arizona sights

A short loop trail curls through the colorful hill of Blue Mesa in Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona.Provided By Mike KoopsenDonna Bhatnagar (left) and Viola Eberle walk on the Blue Mesa Trail at the Petrified Forest National Park.Mark...

Top Camping Spots In The U.S.: South Dakota And Minnesota

Top Camping Spots In The U.S.: South Dakota And Minnesota

If you're looking to enjoy some of the top camping experiences in America, you won't have to travel far. Camping app The Dyrt scoured reviews from its vast community of users to rank the ultimate American campgrounds for its list: 2025 Best Places...

Arizona Republican lawmakers contrast on how to tax electric vehicles

Arizona Republican lawmakers contrast on how to tax electric vehicles

PHOENIX — He's describing the measure as a "freedom to travel'' issue. But a proposal Sen. Jake Hoffman got colleagues this session to put on the 2026 ballot would remove one option that lawmakers have to ensure that the ever-increasing number of...

Inside Arizona's only off-grid, solar-powered winery

Inside Arizona's only off-grid, solar-powered winery

Rune Wines, located in Sonoita, Arizona, is an off-grid, solar-powered winery offering hiking trails and scenic views. Owner James Callahan started Rune Wines in 2013, focusing on sustainability and using solar power for operations. Rune Wines has...

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