Reward offered in Nevada elk poaching cases near Utah border
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) has announced a $2,000 reward for information leading to the resolution of two elk ...
Utah County leads state in population growth, adding over 21K residents in one year
Utah County has seen the biggest population increase in the state over one year, according to the Kem C Gardner Policy ...
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Elk herd makes their move into Millcreek, impeding traffic from Parley's Canyon
SALT LAKE CITY — An elk herd that’s roughly 30-strong moved down Parley’s Canyon and into the Millcreek area according to Utah’s Division of Wildlife Resources. Their movement towards ...
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2 more elk die of disease on Wyoming winter feedgrounds
The first elk was found dead in January, followed by the second in early February. Both elk were discovered at the Dell Creek ...
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Utah's Black population went up 89%, but the count remains one of the smallest in the nation
WASHINGTON — Utah's small Black population grew at a faster clip than in most other U.S. states, according to new data released by the Pew Research Center. Still, the population here remains one ...
The battle for Utah’s public lands
Utah's fight for control of 18.5 million acres continues, raising questions about conservation, local economies and the future of America's public lands. A poll shows how Westerners feel about public ...
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Gerrymandering case: Will Utah get new congressional maps before 2026?
Utah could be one step closer to having new congressional ... the lawsuit over the state’s allegedly gerrymandered political maps. The downtown Salt Lake City courtroom was halfway filled ...
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Utah's population experiences major growth, impacts housing market
Utah’s population is expected to grow by half a million in the next nine years, potentially exacerbating housing issues that Utah officials are currently attempting to address. This figure shows ...
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The early elk hunt was tough last year. Hot weather is likely to blame.
Michigan’s native elk population disappeared around 1875, after years of overhunting and habitat loss. In the century and a half that followed, they were reintroduced and the state eventually opened ...