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Kyle Dunphey (Utah News Dispatch) Despite the various steps lawmakers have taken in recent years to get more water to the Great Salt Lake, researchers say there’s no way to truly restore the lake without cutting back on the production of crops like alfalfa. T...

Up to nine people will be moving into the village in single-occupancy homes, making up the community’s first residents,

Climate scientists say increasing global temperatures have driven soil moisture in the Southwest below a critical point, creating a positive feedback loop of hotter and drier conditions.

The new legal challenge argues Utah’s lawsuit to claim 18.5 million acres of unappropriated lands is unconstitutional.

Uncertainty has settled in regarding the river's future as climate change and increased development have reduced water flow over the years.

The Colorado River Basin connects over tens of millions of people in the Western U.S. and Mexico with water for drinking, irrigation and hydroelectricity.

Alixel Cabrera (Utah news Dispatch) The details on municipal services and the development agreement on a district that Utah hopes will become the home of a new Major League Baseball stadium are still yet to be finalized. But, with a state-imposed Dec...

Those with respiratory concerns aren’t the only ones with reasons to worry, an Intermountain Health study found, as Utahns with heart disease may be especially vulnerable to the impacts of air pollution.

Utah’s lawsuit argues about 18.5 million acres of federally-controlled public land should be transferred to the state’s control.

The federal government’s response to Utah’s lawsuit seeking to take over millions of acres of public land says the state’s legal challenge is “without merit.”