A Utah man has a warning for hikers and campers, beware of coyote traps. His dog was injured after getting stuck in a trap that was placed very close to a popular camping area.
The U.S. Department of the Interior has been sued over plans to allow all-terrain vehicles in a recreation area in Utah that conservation groups say would be destructive.
Utah has seen a big increase in outdoor sporting since the pandemic began, and that means more interactions between people and mountains with dangerous avalanche conditions.
The Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter was assisting Utah Division of Wildlife Resource officers counting bighorn sheep when the crew spotted something mysterious from above.
Halloween will be a bit different in 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic and health department recommendations to socially distance and avoid large crowds. In Garfield County, it's the same as it has been for years.
Officials with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is looking for information on the poaching of bull elk in two separate incidents in Sevier County.
Salt Lake County officials announced a redesigned Mount Olympus Trailhead is open once again after several improvements were completed over the summer.
Rep. Chris Stewart is trying again to create Utah’s sixth national park after he reintroduced The Grand Staircase Escalante Enhancement Act in Congress.
Skiers are counting the days until the greatest snow on earth returns to Utah ski areas, and the resorts are making plans to reopen during the pandemic.
The summer ozone season can be just as dangerous as the winter inversion, especially on really hot days, but there are simple changes Utahns can make every day to improve air quality.
President Donald Trump has signed into law legislation that will devote nearly $3 billion annually to conservation projects, outdoor recreation and maintenance of national parks and other public lands.
Utahns are running to the great outdoors as pandemic restrictions are lifted. That's putting hikers and campers on a collision course with young animals like deer fawns and elk calves alone in the wild that look like they have been abandoned by their mothers.
A trained specialist on the Wasatch County Search & Rescue Team happened to be enjoying his day off in the outdoors of Uintah County when he heard someone in the distance yelling for help.
Law enforcement and wildlife resources officers inspected more than five thousand boats as part of efforts to keep the invasive quagga mussels out of Utah lakes and other waters.