Bears Ear News Today

Secretary of defense here tonight. We know last week he made a Surprise Announcement at his first thank you rally saying yes hes indeed choosing general james mattis for defense secretary. But the fact that two will be up on stage together, certainly notable, especially given that is the military friendly town. So donald trump hoping to cash in on the energy here almost to validate his pick for Secretary Of Defense. And we know trump has many thank you tours and rallies ahead. Just two this week...

JACKSON — Two weeks ago, after Wyoming officials tabled a decision on the Kelly parcel’s future for at least a year, most onlookers pointed to the Wyoming Legislature as the

JACKSON — Last week, after Wyoming officials tabled a decision on the Kelly parcel’s future for at least a year, most onlookers pointed to the Wyoming Legislature as the next

JACKSON — Last week, after Wyoming officials tabled a decision on the Kelly parcel’s future for at least a year, most onlookers pointed to the Wyoming Legislature as the next

Utahns appear in favor of keeping Bears Ears National Monument at its current size of roughly 1.3 million acres, although a large number of voters arent sure.

A new poll from the Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics shows support among Utah residents for Bears Ears National Monument. Bears Ears was established by President Obama, reduced by President Trump, along with Grand Staircase-Escalante, then re-established by President Biden. Now, Utah is suing over the monument.

A new poll from the Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics shows support among Utah residents for Bears Ears National Monument. Bears Ears was established by President Obama, reduced by President Trump, along with Grand Staircase-Escalante, then re-established by President Biden. Now, Utah is suing over the monument.

The number of hunting licenses in some parts of Colorado could drop by as much as 40% this year. The reason is record snowfall hurting elk, antelope and deer herds

A Q&A with the Indigenous Land Alliance of Wyoming’s Yufna Soldier Wolf.

As the country marks National Public Lands Day this weekend, the political tug of war over federal lands and waters wages on.