A newly unveiled advisory committee that will help make management decisions for a downsized national monument in southern Utah has become the latest flashpoint in a long-running debate over lands considered sacred to Native Americans.

It's never too late to learn to defend yourself, and you can do it for free this weekend.

Anything and everything people could want in an outdoor show is happening this weekend at the International Sportsmen's Exp.

With a holiday, sunshine and plenty of snow, many avid snowmobilers headed to the mountains, despite the increased risk of avalanche in many of Utah’s canyons and hillsides.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – The Utah Avalanche Center has warned people to stay out of the backcountry over the weekend unless they are experienced and know where to go. They said avalanche danger remained high. With the several feet of new snow at the resorts, they expected it will be a powder rush Saturday […]

There are options beyond skis, snowboards and snowshoes

A major effort is underway to help them survive because, in much of the Colorado River drainage, they're in deep trouble.

During the 35-day government shutdown, some visitors to parks and other protected areas nationwide left behind messes and repairs that National Park Service officials are scrambling to clean up.

While the snow falls high above the limestone cave, the water temperature inside the Homestead Crater averages at 94 degrees -- a perfect place for water activities during winter.

UDOT workers and the ski resorts were cautioning would-be skiers and snowboarders to be prepared ahead of a major snow event for the mountains.