Thys Reynolds
-
Utah and other states in the upper Colorado River basin might have to sacrifice their water supplies to remain in compliance with the 100-year-old Colorado River Compact. -
New research from the University of Utah warns that carbon credits are typically misleading and points towards alternative solutions. -
Wetland experts advocate a 300-foot buffer for development around rivers, but an upcoming city council vote in Logan might shrink the buffer to 25 feet. -
Turning Point USA won't stop to mourn Charlie Kirk. They took advantage of their event at Utah State University to invigorate followers and set their sights on future activism. -
A new lawsuit alleges the Bureau of Land Management failed to conduct required environmental review before approving a mining project on Sevier Lake. -
Gov. Spencer Cox, former Rep. Jason Chaffetz, and Rep. Andy Biggs discussed Kirk’s ideology after a memorial speech by conservative commentator Alex Clark.
-
Justen Smith, state Director of Extension Agriculture, warns that development of farmland threatens Utah's agricultural legacy. -
The Utah Conservation Corps announced a plan to remove several species of noxious weeds from a beloved stretch of green space in Logan. -
Farmers and market gardeners from around the state gathered to hear Extension agents present their latest tips and tricks for agricultural production. -
People from all walks of life convened from July 31-August 2 in Salt Lake City at the Sunstone Conference to discuss Mormon history, doctrine, and culture.
