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Sean Higgins/KUERScientists are flying research missions over northern Utah to understand better how ozone forms and how a shrinking Great Salt Lake, wildfire smoke and other factors affect the state's air quality. -
Utah Governor's OfficeElected officials are celebrating, but environmental advocates worry the project may bring high-level radioactive waste to the state.
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Readings from Wasatch Front air quality monitors showed lower levels of dangerous particles. -
Gov. Spencer Cox spoke about the over 70,000-acre Cottonwood fire near Beaver, Utah, during a press conference Wednesday. -
Utah's runoff season typically begins in late April. -
The federal and state-led study has proposed updated floodplains in the Heber Valley. -
A dry winter has sparked wildfire concerns amongst homeowners in the Wasatch Back. The Park City Wildfire Preparedness Fair offered them resources to stay protected. -
Utah and six other states along the Colorado River are pushing up against a deadline to figure out as a group how to manage the river and its reservoirs. -
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is treating the water in two high Uinta mountain drainages to help restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout. -
Utah residents can learn about possible health risks and other impacts of a dried-up Great Salt Lake at a free forum this week. -
Wildlife officers inspected more than 13,000 boats over the Pioneer Day weekend to prevent invasive species from spreading into state lakes and reservoirs. -
Anyone over 18 now has to buy a hunting or fishing license to hike, bike or even bird watch at 25 Wildlife or Waterfowl Management Areas in Northern Utah.
