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  This winter has been one of Salt Lake City’s wettest, and some say Utah is no longer in an “extreme” drought. While this is good, Utah’s water usage still greatly affects our state’s environment. And while we may not be in an “extreme” drought, we are still in a drought. Utah has been cavalier...

Precipitation and water content in the mountain snowfields were just above average, but not extraordinary, in most of western Wyoming. At low elevations, though, the snow depths shattered records — and killed tens of thousands of ungulates.

Nevada County Reads “One Book, One Community” continues through May 2023 with Nevada County Library.

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595 inches, or nearly 50 feet of snow, fell at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort this season -- an all-time record.

March delivered so much snow to Idaho that conversations among water managers quickly switched from drought to flooding.

Investigators are searching for the driver who hit and killed a Loomis cyclist this weekend.

RCMP in Nova Scotia have issued a provincewide arrest warrant for a Dartmouth man following a shooting that Mi'kmaw leaders say is related to Nova Scotia's lucrative elver fishery.

BENNINGTON — Fish and Game is investigating a case after an officer found a trumpeter swan shot and killed over the weekend. According to a news release from Idaho Fish and Game, the illegal killing happened in Bear Lake County on April 1. Senior Conservation Officer Kolby White received a report of a dead swan […]

Avalanche danger remains extremely high across northern Utah, prompting closures, ongoing avalanche mitigation efforts and warnings.