COALVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — The Echo Reservoir's water level has peaked at 101% as Utah continues to bear scorching temperatures. State Park officials shared a video of the reservoir's overflowing ...

IVINS, Washington County — Black Desert Resort has scrapped its idea to build an arena, but construction continues for a water park and in preparation for the LPGA Tour in the spring. The resort had ...

One size fits all. That’s great for hats in the Zion National Park gift shop but not for water conservation goals. So at the start of this decade — and for the first time — Utah figured it would ditch ...

Utah reached this year’s snowpack peak on March 23 at 14.3 inches, which is equal to the state’s typical annual peak. Southwestern Utah continues to experience extreme drought conditions. “The Drought ...

Despite a record-wet October that fueled hopes for winter, Utah is entering December with lagging snowpack and shrinking reservoir levels after a warm, dry November.

It’s been three years — and three legislative sessions — since the Great Salt Lake and Lake Powell hit record lows due to years of drought and chronic overuse. Public fervor to save the two bodies of ...

The World Cup aerials and moguls events scheduled to be held in Park City, Utah, next month have been moved to other venues ...

Hurricane, Utah — A 56-year-old woman died while hiking near a state park in southwestern Utah over the weekend after running out of water on a sweltering day, police said. Emergency crews responded ...

Video shows truck speed out of Payson neighborhood after smashing into car meant as gift A video captured the moment a truck sped out of a neighborhood after smashing into a car meant as a Christmas ...

Gov. Spencer Cox’s emergency drought declaration has now expired, but state water managers say conservation should “remain a top priority” as the state’s typically driest season approaches. “Rising ...

Millions of additional fish were released at bodies of water across Utah this year, as state wildlife officials continued to bank on generally higher reservoir levels.