Leia Larsen

Two expensive water projects on opposite ends of the state are getting disparate treatment from lawmakers.

Another flood of bills addresses the state’s insatiable thirst.

Did Glen Canyon National Recreation Area really see a flood of new visitors, or is NPS just getting better at tracking them?

Many of the West’s water woes could be solved if we transitioned away from eating beef and cheese.

There are more multi-celled organisms living in Utah’s salty inland sea than we thought.

Most of Utah’s reservoirs are still quite full, thanks to 2023′s record-setting year. And our soil moisture remains quite high, also thanks to 2023.

The Utah Snow Survey is marking its 100-year anniversary tracking snowpack in the state.

Here’s why the Wilson’s phalarope is making waves.

The mayor of Vineyard and two of her staff went on expensive trips to Paris, London, Ukraine and India – and paid steep dues with city funds for access.

The state footed a big bill for the owner of a hunting retreat to knock down trees on his and nearby properties. He made big environmental promises, but the science was lacking.