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For almost a decade, people working in Utah agriculture have noticed a steady uptick in farmers offering tourist-friendly operations, like corn mazes, pumpkin patches and farm tours.
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Search and rescue crew leaders from national parks across the West converged at Zion this week to share tips and tricks for how to keep people safe.
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The slump in Utah park tourism comes as American politics and rhetoric keep many international visitors away. Locals around the parks are feeling the impact.
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Conservationists view the Trump administration’s move as another attack on the national parks. But southeast Utah officials say there may be other ways to ease crowding at Arches.
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It's a question asked as people move from film to film and wander Park City's streets: “Will you still go to the festival when it moves to Boulder?”
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For Garfield and Kane counties, the years since Grand Staircase-Escalante was established have seen large increases in populations and jobs.
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Tour buses, RVs and trailers that exceed size limits won’t be allowed on the Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway as of June 7.
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International tourists to some of the most visited national parks face price increases starting Jan. 1. Some businesses are concerned about a decline of visitors or spending, while others don't anticipate large impacts.
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The new Zion Discovery Center is under construction on Zion National Park’s less-crowded east side. The park hopes it will relieve congestion in Zion Canyon and offer visitors a different experience.
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Around half of Utah’s counties have met their 2030 conservation goals. Taking a closer look at who is succeeding and struggling offers a glimpse of why it’s hard to save water in Utah.
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The shutdown hasn’t stopped the crowds at the very popular Zion National Park. But keeping it open has required tens of thousands from state funds and donations.
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This January, Sundance's last in Utah, will feature a screening of Redford's first independent film, “Downhill Racer,” along with restored festival classics like “Little Miss Sunshine” and “House Party.”