Interior Department found an additional 13 million acres of public lands available for coal. Utah’s happens to be next to ...
Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Zion—will remain open despite the government shutdown Wednesday.
Coal mines could soon dot the borders of some of Utah's famed national parks, thanks to changes made under Trump's One Big ...
Utah’s five national parks have stayed open during the federal government shutdown. The state, nonprofit partners and park ...
The 10 most visited national parks, including Yosemite, Zion, and Acadia, are open during the government shutdown, but some ...
Crews at Cedar Breaks National Monument spent a snowy Wednesday winterizing, getting ready for the end of their season, and ...
About 48,000 acres of federally-owned land in Utah are available for coal-mining operations, a big step in the Trump ...
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