Utah and federal wildlife officials are advising hikers to be aware of bears as the peak outdoor recreation season begins, especially after two high-profile incidents at Western national parks.

A small 3.8 magnitude earthquake shook southern Idaho and parts of northern Utah early Friday morning.The U.S. Geological ...

A sizeable earthquake hit near the Utah-Idaho border on Friday morning. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake ...

The Great Salt Lake's decline is providing valuable scientific data for astrobiologists, but the cost is being paid by the ...

If you're looking for a jaw-dropping view of Utah's Bear Lake, head over to this nearby rest stop where you can stretch your ...

The Utah Jazz unveiled the Jazz Skill Lab, a youth development hub that allows athletes ages 12-18 to train, test and track ...

MONTPELIER, Idaho (KUTV) — A small 3.8 magnitude earthquake shook southern Idaho and parts of northern Utah early Friday ...

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) is warning the public of an increased likelihood of bear encounters this summer ...

The bottom line? Our pattern will bring plenty of sunshine and pleasant conditions through Friday, but a cold front arrives ...

Federal hydrologists now project that Lake Powell could receive its worst natural snowmelt inflows since it was established ...