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Most people just take a photo and move on. This weekend at Cedar Breaks, rangers are breaking down exactly how those wild-colored cliffs actually got there.

Utah's ancient petroglyphs show the usual deer and hunting scenes — and then there are the ones with antennas and what look a lot like flying saucers.

Utah was selected after the Department of Energy reviewed 28 applications from 26 states. Selection does not guarantee a final project will be built.

Utah's drought and wildfire season has hit farms and ranches hard — and there's a window right now for producers to get some real financial help.

Staying hydrated in a dry climate like ours matters, but trying to solve one problem can lead to another if you aren't mindful.

The Trump Administration has asked the BLM and other agencies that oversea public lands to make it easier for people to access these areas.

West Valley City renters are paying under a thousand dollars a month for a one-bedroom — and it's not the only Utah city keeping costs in check right now.

Red sandstone cliffs, bighorn sheep wandering through slot canyons, and it won't drain your wallet — Valley of Fire is having a real moment right now.

One tiny mussel. One fragment of aquatic weed. That's genuinely all it takes to change a lake forever — and that's exactly what crews were working against all weekend.

The Moises App uses artificial intelligence to create tools that help creators make music.

Precious metals have recently been discovered near Utah lake on School Trust Lands.

Man Accused of Targeting Youth Campers’ Luggage at La Verkin Hotel

All of us at some point have stood on a wall holding a framed picture trying to decide where it will look good.

Rocky Mountain oysters, lobster rolls, Nashville hot chicken — all on a list nobody asked for but everyone has an opinion about.

Hiking through the deserts and mountains of Utah, there is always the possibility of coming across ancient artifacts or even human remains from the past.