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The Center for Biological Diversity petitioned the U.S. Department of the Interior on Thursday to grant the little-known Sierra Nevada red fox protection under the Endangered Species Act.

Hundreds of thousands of acres of the Grand Staircase–Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments in Utah will remain protected after a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by the state of Utah.

Gas drilling can go ahead in the Wyoming land where sage-grouse live and migrating pronghorns pass through, a Tenth Circuit panel ruled.

What the scorching temperatures mean for clean energy solutions.

A federal judge has ordered California to stop enforcing important components of its handgun control laws after a group of gun owners and gun lobbying groups sued claiming the laws violate their Second Amendment rights.

The Utah Legislature ended its annual session Friday by passing some laws aimed at putting more water into the Great Salt Lake, but some believe it's not enough to keep the lake from disappearing.

Readers weigh in about bridges over Brightline tracks; DeSantis, Biden, McCarthy, Trump words; children on Sunday mornings; Vero Beach Theatre Guild.

New Mexicos oil and gas regions could lead the nation in finding new forms of low-carbon energy, said researchers as Los Alamos National Laboratory.

The City of Farmingtons first bid to stop decommissioning at the San Juan Generating Station via arbitration failed, but the next round is coming up.

The realities of closing the San Juan plant are setting in for surrounding communities, including the Navajo Nation. Hundreds of jobs are evaporating.