Dozens of Idaho farmers say the sudden firing of two local USDA office employees couldn't come at a worse time.

Low water levels at Hyrum Reservoir have revealed more than a dozen cars that officials said were dumped in the 1950s to help strengthen the reservoir’s shoreline.

Yellow is the new green this summer with lawns. But when West Valley City code enforcement officers showed up saying a resident’s lawn was too yellow, he called Matt Gephardt to investigate.

A state legislator said she's tried everything to get the HOA in her area of Cottonwood Heights to cut back on watering, but every attempt has been ignored.

Utah's fire season this year has been mild compared to some of our neighbors in the West, but the Beehive State just landed at a concerning spot on a national list as the sixth-most dangerous state for wildfires in 2021.

Even the Salt Lake City Cemetery has apparently come under the scrutiny of neighbors for looking a little too green.

The Central Utah Water Conservancy District launched two programs this month to incentivize homeowners to replace water-thirsty turf with water wise plants.

Officials said the Dry Canyon Fire was reported early Wednesday morning and had burned an estimated 5 acres.

As low water levels are shutting down boat ramps around the state, park managers at Bear Lake State Park are seeing some of their biggest crowds ever.

Heavy rain and floods damaged Stockton's main water system, and users will have to rely on a backup generator and skip watering lawns until repairs can be made.