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The Yurok Tribe recently hired an accomplished law enforcement professional to investigate existing and new cases involving Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) in California’s North Coast region.

The Latter-day Saints church has the moral authority and political sway to save Great Salt Lake.

While this road trip can be done in one day, you are better of spending an entire weekend (or more) on it

As Washington County faces potential flooding, other areas of Utah believe the heavy spring runoff will take place in the coming weeks and could cause floods.

American Whitewater is a non-profit organization that fights for river conservation, promotes safety and responsible river use, features a river database, and advocates for whitewater dam releases.

Amid rising panic about the future of Utah’s Great Salt Lake, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is donating roughly the size of a small reservoir of water to help maintain the lake’s elevation.

With the pandemic behind us and Wyoming sites and sights soon opening, it is time for me to start compiling what I call my “Wyoming Bucket List.” This list is based on an expression from the movie The Bucket List, which featured Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman, where two guys with terminal can

Every drop of water counts in a state like Utah that has been plagued by extreme drought for years. A rain barrel program is helping Utahns reduce water use.

The Utah Rivers Council is providing a way for Utahns to save precious drops of water this spring with discounted rain barrels from the RainHarvest program. Here’s how to get one.

Amid rising panic about the future of Utah’s Great Salt Lake, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is donating roughly the size of a small reservoir of water to help maintain the lake’s elevation