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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) shares tips for fishing enthusiasts as warmer weather approaches. Discover picturesque fishing locations throughout Utah, from reservoirs to streams. The DWR suggests various spots depending on the size of the body of water and fishing preferences.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) shares tips for fishing enthusiasts as warmer weather approaches. Discover picturesque fishing locations throughout Utah, from reservoirs to streams. The DWR suggests various spots depending on the size of the body of water and fishing preferences.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) shares tips for fishing enthusiasts as warmer weather approaches. Discover picturesque fishing locations throughout Utah, from reservoirs to streams. The DWR suggests various spots depending on the size of the body of water and fishing preferences.

In order to qualify for federal emergency funds after significant storm damage last week, the Edgartown Select Board declared an emergency for the South Beach area. The board did so at a Wednesday meeting with the town parks commission, which was well-attended by officials from other town bodies. Much of the meeting involved descriptions of […]

A Pike County woman is facing an animal cruelty charge related to an October incident in which she allegedly beat a puppy with a stick so severely the animal had

A West Virginia woman has been indicted on felony charges for an incident in which she allegedly assaulted a corrections officer during the course of her arrest in September, including

Zion National Park continues to see toxic algae blooms that pose health dangers, adding a popular area known as "The Narrows" to a list of places that carry a "warning" advisory.

Several people were indicted recently by a Pike County grand jury. Those indicted were:

This summer has seen a rise in harmful algal blooms at local Utah reservoirs, lakes, and rivers. The Utah Dept. of Environmental Quality is warning the public about their presence and the possible health hazards.

Cyanobacteria, more commonly known as “blue green algae,” was detected in the park, and its cyanotoxins can cause harm to humans and animals if touched or ingested.