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Briana Scroggins/Special to KUERAt the Utah Spaceport Exploration Committee’s inaugural meeting, members discussed first steps toward building a facility for spacecraft here in the state. -
Martha Harris/KUERIn January, the Utah State Board of Education said students could not bring banned books to campus — even their own copies. But after more legal review, the board is reversing course.
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There's more going on in trees than what most of us may know. Experts explain the science of trees. -
Anyone over 18 now has to buy a hunting or fishing license to hike, bike or even bird watch at 25 Wildlife or Waterfowl Management Areas in Northern Utah. -
It’ll be a simple, white plate with a Great Salt Lake logo on the left. A full, edge-to-edge plate design could come once the state approves new branding standards. -
Research from the U.S. Geological Survey points to a shift in climate niches. As Utah warms, several species of snakes and lizards could find more comfortable spots in the state to move into. -
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to move thousands of employees out of Washington, D.C., aiming to save money and bring them closer to farmers and ranchers. Around 2,600 workers will relocate to five hubs from North Carolina to Utah. -
Cuando abra el 28 de julio, el Centro de Crisis Juvenil en el Instituto de Salud Mental Huntsman atenderá emergencias no médicas como angustia emocional, ansiedad, depresión y conductas suicidas. -
Point to a duck, moose or elk mounted on the walls of Bob Luzitano’s Layton, Utah, taxidermy shop, and he’ll remember the details of the hunt. -
Menzie's attorneys say the 67-year-old’s dementia has gotten significantly worse in recent months, but the state disagrees. His execution is scheduled for Sept. 5. -
The Utah Department of Transportation and the Utah Department of Public Safety work together to keep roads free of debris, but state officials are reminding people to properly secure their loads before driving. -
The Southwest megadrought that began in 2000 could continue until 2050 or maybe even the end of the century. That would mean tough choices for Utah and the Colorado River Basin. -
At Fit From Within’s first half-marathon at the Utah State Correctional Facility, inmates ran alongside state lawmakers. They say the program is about gaining more than just physical health. -
Con la nueva ley estatal en vigor, KUER les preguntó a los 41 distritos escolares cómo se ven ahora sus políticas sobre el uso de teléfonos celulares.
