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Miners set to dig into 2022 season

Beaver dam analogs, essentially human-made replicas of natural beaver dams, provide benefits to ecosystems and waterways that beavers would add in areas that beavers can no longer inhabit.

As water levels continue to drop in Emigration Creek, one group is looking to local wildlife for ideas on how to improve the watershed's overall health.

Week 1 of the 2022 Utah high school football season wrapped up with some upsets, some blowouts, and a lot of breakout performances from across the Beehive State. Here are some of our favorites.

Living, as my wife and I do, in Old Town Eureka, we're very aware we're on the land of the Wiyot, whose territory once extended...

An environmental nonprofit is offering Utahns a new perspective on the challenges facing Great Salt Lake, by giving them a birds eye view of its shrinking shoreline, as dry conditions and human water consumption continue to threaten the lake’s water levels.

The local high school football season officially kicks off in a week, and the Nevada Union Miners are eager to dig into their 2022 campaign.

Chantarelle mushroom buyers are anticipating a bumper crop this summer and are currently offering $8 or more p...

Drought has been the primary weather concern in the Bear River Valley this year, but a much different problem emerged suddenly and dramatically last week when a storm late Monday

Cool off under bridges and waterfalls, from Springvale to Stow.