How would the bills that were signed during Utah's 2025 legislative session affect the future of outdoor recreation in the ...

From majestic red rocks and shimmering lakes to religious sites and spectacular skiing, tourists just can't seem to get ...

Straddling the Utah-Colorado border, Dinosaur National Monument is located just a 3.5-hour drive from Salt Lake City, and ...

If you're seeking challenging hiking opportunities in national parks, we've handpicked strenuous trails on varying landscapes that will test your endurance.

March 29 (UPI) --Utah became the first state in the country to ban flying the LGBTQ Pride flag in all public school and government buildings, after Gov. Spencer Cox let the bill pass into law.

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By Melinda Wenner Moyer Utah has become the first U.S. state to outlaw the addition of fluoride to public drinking water. The law, which was signed by Gov. Spencer Cox on March 27 and will go into ...

(This story has been updated to include new information.)Utah has passed the first law in the U.S. banning fluoride from its drinking water. Signed by Republican Governor Spencer Cox on Thursday ...

all damaged from Hurricane Sandy. The completion date has changed. To learn more about why schedules change, please visit the How We Build Parks page. Community Board: 03 Freshkills Park, Staten ...

The Wasatch Front Regional Council projects that by 2050, there will be substantial population growth near five northern Utah suburbs: South Jordan, Sandy, Murray, West Valley City and Clearfield.

A new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute shows more than 1,200 federal employees worked in tourism-related jobs in Utah in 2024. That includes almost 660 leisure and hospitality employees ...

More than 11 million people visited Utah’s “Mighty Five” national parks last year, a 5% increase over the previous year. In fact, national park visitation in the state grew 100% between 2005 and 2024.