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With $2 million a week in unsold potatoes, P.E.I. farmers will soon have to make a difficult decision. With not enough time to get those potatoes off the Island, they will have to be destroyed, as they were in 2001, after the first discovery of potato wart.

Utah has some of the highest per-capita water use and is the fastest-growing state. Yet a powerful group that steers Utah’s water policy keeps pushing for costly infrastructure over meaningful conservation efforts.

Snow is back in northern Utah Thursday, with the possibility of another foot of snow dumping in the Wasatch Mountains by Friday morning. But thats good news for Utahs snowpack.

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports they are wrapping up fish stocking for the year. The department put more than 6.5 million fish in 368 Wyoming waters in 2021 to maintain the state’s fishing opportunities for anglers. According to the Game and Fish, the majority of fish — cold-water va

Environmental consultant Melanie McCavour could wind up losing her at-large seat on the Humboldt County Planning Commission tomorrow as the Board of Supervisors considers whether she has a conflict of interest after taking a job with the Bear River Band of the Rohnerville Rancheria.

CASPER, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department said on Tuesday that it is wrapping up fish stocking efforts for the year after putting over 6.5

Wyoming Game and Fish cold-stocked and warm traded its way through an extremely fishy year, enhancing future angling experiences across the state.

The family of 59-year-old Marty Gibbs say he has been missing for over a month.

Habitat is changing, but wolves get most of the blame for whitetail losses

Record-breaking drought along the Wasatch Front forces tough decisions about water supply.