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Experts estimate "tens of thousands" of birds in Utah have died after contracting a disease spread by toxic bacteria found in stagnant water.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources say thousands of birds are believed to be dead from a suspected avian botulism outbreak first detected a few weeks ago.

Year-round, North American migrating birds follow the sun, the stars and the planet’s magnetic field to find their way to the Great Salt Lake.

Utahs waterfowl hunting season begins in some areas this Saturday. Experts say there are differing trends when it comes to populations in the state.

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Dense vegetation in the Deer Creek watershed puts the entire town of Nevada City and the people who live there at high risk for catastrophic wildfire, yet a grant awarded

Weber Human Services is looking for people who can help Northern Utah nonprofits. For more information on volunteer opportunities or to post an opportunity for

Governor Spencer Cox's office told FOX 13 News Utah's national parks open during a federal government shutdown, despite the U.S. Department of Interior announcing

Gov. Spencer Cox pledged Thursday to keep national parks and other federal recreation areas open during the impending government shutdown and continue WIC, the federal nutrition program for women and children. “It’s extremely disappointing that Congress is unwilling to fulfill its most basic obligation of funding the government, but Utah is prepared to step up […]

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