Warming Utah temperatures mean more mosquitoes and the work to kill them

Grab your bug spray, it's that time of year again. Utah's hotter temperatures are breeding more and more mosquitoes, and it's just getting started.

Why water conservation remains a 'top priority' in Utah after Cox's drought order expires

Gov. Spencer Cox's emergency drought declaration has now expired, but state water managers say conservation should "remain a top priority" as summer approaches.

Rocky Mountain Power seeks rehearing after getting a portion of 18% rate increase

Rocky Mountain Power has taken the first step in appealing a Utah commission's decision to only award a portion of the company's proposed rate increase.

Gov. Cox creates new council to help prepare Utah for a bright future

As the state of Utah continues to grow rapidly, a new coordinating council will bring together various state agencies and other entities to keep quality of life in the state from decreasing.

Daily fishing limit increased at Utah reservoir over low water levels

Utah wildlife managers have issued an emergency change to the state's fishing guidebook, doubling the daily number of trout an angler can take from a reservoir in northeast Utah.

Supreme Court limits environmental reviews in Utah railway ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a setback to environmentalists on Thursday by allowing federal agencies to limit the scope of their review of the environmental impact of projects they regulate, as the justices bolstered a Utah railway project intended to transport crude oil.

How a formerly mothballed mine is breathing new life into Beaver County

Milford Mining Company is celebrating a landmark year of unprecedented progress and achievement.