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The conversation around water speculation has been heating up in Colorado in recent months. At the direction of state lawmakers, a work group has been meeting regularly to explore ways to strengthen the state’s anti-speculation law. -
Leah Hogsten/AP/The Salt Lake TribuneAt her last press conference as Utah’s state epidemiologist, Angela Dunn said vaccinating Utahns ages 12 to 15 will cause COVID-19 cases to “plummet.”
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White people are nearly twice as likely as Black and Latinx Utahns to have received the COVID-19 vaccines. Pop-up clinics run by community organizations are one strategy the state is using to close that gap. -
Salt Lake City is reimagining what the future of its public lands will look like over the next two decades. That includes trying to make parks and trails more equitable for its residents.
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Most of Glen Canyon has been underwater for decades. Now, it is starting to re-emerge as Lake Powell recedes.
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Wide open spaces, like much of Wyoming, are known to be strongholds for pollinators like butterflies. They often contain critical habitat and food...
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As Utah Corrections Department Reaches Vaccine Milestone, ACLU Pushes For More Access In Local JailsThe Utah Department of Corrections has offered a COVID-19 vaccine to every inmate at its Gunnison and Draper facilities, except for new arrivals. Meanwhile, the ACLU of Utah wants local health departments to increase access to people incarcerated at county jails.
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Moab passed a new noise ordinance Tuesday night to deal with all-terrain vehicles, and Grand County passed one last week. Off-roading groups are already pushing back against the new limits, which they say are too restrictive.
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This year is shaping up to be one of the busiest ever for visitation in and around Bears Ears National Monument, according to advocates who say tourism is wreaking havoc on the fragile landscape.
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The lab is based in Cedar City and will serve rural, southern Utah communities.
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A water conservation advocate said Utahns should be looking outside to save water. Two ways to do that? Rain barrels and drought-tolerant landscaping.
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The Utah Department of Corrections recently made video visitation available to everyone incarcerated at the state prison. In-person visits have been canceled since the start of the pandemic.
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The Pika’aya Tooveep project involves surveying Paiute land for desert tortoises and collecting stories of the animal from elders.
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Tom Kuka has been ranching on the Blackfeet Reservation for nearly 30 years. His ranch is about 20 miles east of the Rocky Mountain Front, where jagged...
