Bureau of Land Management

William Perry Pendley’s nomination to lead the Bureau of Land Management may have been pulled, but he’s still effectively leading the organization.

Friday evening, August 21, 2020Nonprofits Struggling To Stay Afloat During PandemicAlong with many businesses, non-profit organizations have been…

Friday morning, August 21, 2020Federal CARES Dollars Headed To State ProgramsThe Utah Legislature passed a bill Thursday to direct more funding from the…

Wednesday morning, August 19, 2020Gubernatorial Primary Renews Look At Ranked Choice VotingA Utah legislative committee met Tuesday to discuss ways to…

Mineral and Hell Roaring Canyons are home to one of the oldest bighorn sheep herds in the United States. Golden eagles and spotted owls also make their…

Thursday evening, August 14, 2020Unemployment Numbers In Utah Continue To Drop For the first time since the start of the pandemic, fewer than 3,000 Utahns…

Tuesday morning, August 11, 2020Hideout’s Future Still In LimboAfter a nearly 12-hour court hearing Monday, the future growth of a small town in Wasatch…

Fifteen conservation groups from Utah, Idaho, Colorado, California and Nevada have sent a letter to federal agencies asking them to pause the…

President Donald Trump rolled back much of the National Environmental Policy Act, or NEPA, Thursday, saying it will expedite job-creating projects. The…

Thursday morning, June 25, 2020Wednesday Night’s Protest Allowed Back On StreetsAfter being relegated to the sidewalks by police the night before,…

The City of Moab is asking the Bureau of Land Management to cancel plans to lease large swaths of public land around Moab to oil and gas developers.The…

Tuesday morning, June 23, 2020Epidemiologist Says More Action Against COVID May Be NecessaryUtah's State Epidemiologist Angela Dunn is warning that the…