More than 18 million acres in Utah managed by the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management could be eligible for sale under a Senate bill.

Some changes to public lands ownership, such as state trust land exchanges, could benefit all public land constituents.

Millions more acres of public lands across Utah could be eligible to be sold off under a recent change to the Senate's budget bill made in a committee chaired by Utah Sen. Mike Lee.

The West is filled with land that helps to preserve vital wildlife habitats, according to conservation groups and ecologists.

An interactive map from the Wilderness Society highlights the tracts of US Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management lands that could go up for sale if the Senate's version of the budget bill ...

Federal public lands in Colorado eligible for sale under Republicans’ current budget bill include a popular mountain biking ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KSTU) — Fire restrictions will be expanded over the weekend and will now cover all state and unincorporated land in Utah. The Stage 1 Fire Restrictions will take effect on ...

For Utahns who want to celebrate with sparklers and aerials, here’s what you need to know about local fire restrictions in ...

Once a rallying cry, now a reality. A controversial proposal to require the sale of a fraction of a percent of federally owned public lands isn’t moving forward. U.S. Sen. Mike Lee, a Utah Republican ...

Senate Republicans have introduced an amendment that could lead to the sale of millions of acres of federal land for housing, including in Arizona ...

The Utah Wildlife Board approved a few new and updated rules, some of which are necessary after recent legislative ...

Heart-stopping video shows two people playing in the water near a popular Utah waterfall when falling rocks begin to slam down into the water around them, narrowly missing the swimmers. The Bureau of ...