07/14/11 TORONTO, ONTARIO-- - Energy Fuels Inc. today announced the release of a favorable independent report prepared for Montrose County that supports and confirms Energy Fuels' estimates of sufficient economically minable uranium resource in the region to supply the Pinon Ridge Uranium and Vanadium Mill.
07/12/11 Utah thunderstorms trigger flash flood warnings, watches By bob mims The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jul 13, 2011 08:29AM MDT The last, yet still significant, vestiges of mountain snowmelt and the potential for more showers are keeping flood watchers alert. North to south and east to west, the National Weather Service warned that thunderstorms would continue Tuesday into early Wednesday ...
07/11/11 (Tribune file photo) Edge of the Cedars State Park in Blanding is one of several Utah state park museums that have had to cut their hours due to recent state budget cuts. It will be open year-round Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will be closed on Sundays.
07/07/11 The Utah State Board of Regents approved an administrative restructuring that creates the School of Applied Sciences, Technology and Education within the College of Agriculture at Utah State University. The new school ...
07/04/11 Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems is paying $143 million to build a 57.6 megawatt wind farm in Bonneville County, Idaho, the group said in a statement.
07/03/11 Utah, we love thee -- and we think we know thee well. We've hiked to Delicate Arch and wiggled our toes in the Great Salt Lake. We've gazed into the bottomless depths of the Bingham Copper Mine and scaled the heights of the Wasatch Mountains. But there are still wonders waiting to be discovered in our pretty great state as another summer vacation season unfolds. Have you ever walked in the ...
05/28/11 The widow of a Blanding doctor who killed himself after being arrested in an American Indian artifacts trafficking sting contends the federal agencies that conducted the raid caused his death.
05/27/11 The widow of a Blanding doctor who killed himself after being arrested in an American Indian artifacts trafficking sting...
05/20/11 Hole in the Rock Road being assessed to accommodate more visitors, preserve heritage By Mark Havnes The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 21, 2011 12:13AM MDT In 1878, a group of settlers from Cedar City and Parowan struck out under orders from LDS Church President John Taylor to settle the southeastern corner of Utah. They were forced to blast, chisel and dig a path down a 2,000-foot cliff to the ...
05/14/11 The Power will try to ride momentum from their terrific comeback against Spokane into another tough home game in Week 10 against another perennial power from the AFL's West Division.
05/13/11 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Federal prosecutors in Utah have agreed to delay prosecuting an 80-year-old Blanding man on charges of theft and trafficking of American Indian artifacts for one...
05/13/11 Some of the most spectacular scenery in the world is found in southeastern Utah. On the third week of our series "The Great Escape," we explored some of the best things to do and see there.
05/12/11 A defendant in the ongoing Native American artifacts trafficking case has agreed to a deal with federal prosecutors that will keep him out of jail.
05/12/11 Accused Utah artifacts trafficker avoids prosecution By Brandon Loomis The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 12, 2011 02:48PM MDT Federal prosecutors have agreed to drop charges against a noted Blanding resident accused of stealing and trafficking artifacts from public lands if he stays off of tribal and federal lands and violates no laws for a year. Harold Lyman was among two dozen suspects ...
05/12/11 Head coach Sue Dulaney has signed nine new players from Utah, Arizona, Idaho and Columbia to SLCC's top-rated program.
04/26/11 Three short years ago, Generra Nielson was a small-town softball star in rural Utah. Today, she is the Utes' go-to starter and one of the best pitchers in the Mountain West Conference. The statistics are gaudy f...
04/25/11 A thunderstorm afflicting the state Monday evening caused widespread damage across the Wasatch Front, and it's not done yet. KSL meteorologists say the Wasatch Front can expect snow by Tuesday morning.
04/22/11 Wilderness therapy group finds rare artifact in southeastern Utah By Mark Havnes The Salt Lake Tribune Published Apr 22, 2011 03:08PM MDT Exquisitely shaped by ancient Utah inhabitants from gray clay and decorated with bold geometric patterns in black paint, a bowl nearly 1,000 years old has been discovered in southeastern Utah in pristine condition. Participants in Loa-based Aspen Academy, a ...
04/22/11 This bowl, approximately 7 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches deep, was found on Monday, April 11, by students and staff of the Aspen Academy in Loa. They reported it to the staff at Capitol Reef National Park, who relayed the information on to the BLM in Richfield.
04/22/11 Junior shortstop Kelsi Hoopiiaina had two hits for four RBI to lead the University of Utah softball team to an 8-0 win in... | 
