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DWR News Release The daily fishing limit increased to 16 fish at Oweep Creek and its tributaries in Duchesne County on Friday, which will allow anglers to catch and keep more fish before upcoming restoration projects in those areas. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Director J. Shirley issued the emergency change to the 2022 Utah

A pair of projects in Utah is influencing the daily fishing limits at three places across Utah.

A 55-year-old man was caught in an avalanche and buried while skiing on Saturday and was transported by helicopter to a hospital. The avalanche happened around 12:20 p.m. in the East Bowl area of Big Cottonwood Canyon near Silver Fork.

BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON, Utah (KSL.com) — A 55-year-old man was caught in an avalanche and buried while skiing Saturday and was flown by helicopter to a hospital. The avalanche happened around 12:30 p.m. in the East Bowl area of Big Cottonwood Canyon near Silver Fork. It was about 100 feet wide and ran about 400 […]

I looked longingly at the image on my computer screen of powdery white pillows below the sunset glow on the red rock of Sassolungo, high in the Italian Dolomites. You can fall in love with…

As much as Tom Kelly has been dreaming of powder, there hasn’t been any this ski season. So he decided to get to Deer Valley early and carve some turns into the resort’s famous corduroy.

Ebikes are a relatively new alternative that can give outdoor adventurers quieter, gentler access to backcountry areas. And the ebikes made by Utah company Bakcou are getting rave reviews from users seeking a new kind of outdoor experience.

The logging industry has a 160-year history in the Kamas Valley but has been nearly pushed out. Officials see it as key to reducing fire risk.

No, you arent imagining it. Thats actually snow in Utahs mountains \u2014 in August.

Utah’s Dollar Ridge Fire in 2018 was an ominous knock at the door for water supply managers trying to keep water flowing to a million residents. That fire led them to invest in a $28 million upgrade to the Duchesne Valley Treatment Plant after debris and sediment washed into Starvation Reservoir. “We were able to treat the quality of water, but it brought to our attention another process that would be more protective,” said Tom Bruton, assistant general manager of the Central Utah Water C...