Oil and gas production is picking up in Utah. The resurgence comes as the price of crude oil recovers after it hit a record low last spring and after an energy leasing ban on public lands was enacted earlier this year.

Some Washington County residents are looking to expand the number of seats on the commission, which they say will include more rural and diverse voices.

Tribal members and policy experts are pushing Congress to pass funding for water infrastructure in Indian Country.

To get a handle on growth, the Washington County Commission has placed a moratorium on short-term rental applications and permitting.

Most of Glen Canyon has been underwater for decades. Now, it is starting to re-emerge as Lake Powell recedes.

Leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced over the weekend that the Manti temple would be preserved, as well as the murals inside.

St. George is known as a desert tourism hotspot and a retirement destination, but business and city leaders are hoping to rebrand it as a tech hub. To do that, they want to turn the 180 acres around a shuttered airport into a multi-use community.

Ironman 70.3 triathlon is back in southern Utah after being canceled because of the pandemic. County and city leaders say they’re excited about the boost it brings to the local economy.

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.

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.

The lab is based in Cedar City and will serve rural, southern Utah communities.

A water conservation advocate said Utahns should be looking outside to save water. Two ways to do that? Rain barrels and drought-tolerant landscaping.