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The majority of sites these ghost hunting teams chose to investigate usually have one thing in common, and that's death. Locations that have dark histories such as battlefields and hospitals are usually visited by paranormal investigators.

This year’s upcoming waterfowl season is shaping up to be an interesting one. The primary reasons for this are there will likely be fewer ducks and lower water levels due

COLFAX — This cross-over to another section thing is working just right for Sutters high school football team. A power in the Northern Section, the Huskies are

As the Mosquito fire burns, and one year after the Caldor fire burned into the Lake Tahoe Basin, the Tahoe Fund and Tahoe Truckee Community

TRUCKEE, Calif. — As the Mosquito Fire recovery begins, and one year after the Caldor Fire burned into the Lake Tahoe Basin, the Tahoe Fund and Tahoe Truckee Community Foundation announced the deployment of Land Tender,  a powerful new software...

As of Wednesday, protesters are camped out around or on 10 aerial herbicide spray sites in N.S., adding to a smaller number of occupations that have been up since Sept. 1.

DWR News Release SALT LAKE CITY — It’s a quiet, still morning as you sit near the edge of a lake in your blind. You hear some birds in the distance and turn your head to see several ducks flying toward you. Your heartbeat quickens, and you slowly raise your shotgun. Waterfowl hunting season is

Utah State University graduate student Nicole Burnard has been working to develop a warming center in Cache Valley — a place for those without homes to find shelter during the

There are now 800 square miles of exposed lakebed but four areas generate the most dust, one Utah researcher explains.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans warned two Nova Scotia First Nations this summer that unauthorized lobster fishing would result in enforcement. When the bands went fishing, enforcement ensued.