Trees

Utah State, along with Stokes Nature Center, is providing opportunities for Utahns to learn about sap production in their own backyard.

For many of us who love the outdoors, the first half of March is a least favorite time of year. But if we close our eyes and listen, nature still can brighten the dingy days.

After months of resident opposition, Logan will move forward with plans to remove the beloved ash trees.

Logan has established the financial framework to borrow up to $60 million for a water pipeline project, but whether old trees will need to be removed remains in question.

After a dozen trees were cut down near Wilson Elementary without community input, Logan residents are voicing concern over the city’s approach to urban forestry as the fight for Canyon Road trees continues.

Logan needs to build a water tank and waterline to support a growing population, but the project threatens historic trees along a beloved road.

In other news, The Salt Lake Police Department is warning residents of an uptick in car thefts, and more.

In other news, Utah State University has named the university's new head football coach. And officials are warning parents about the dangers of batteries.

As Logan residents fight to save their century-old ash trees, Providence neighbors are rallying to protect their own historic trees.

Logan city officials' plan to update a historic street by removing nearly 20 century-old trees has residents rallying to preserve the city’s historic charm.