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Utah's senators put forward a bill to transfer 124 acres of public land to Price, Utah, last fall without any transfer, payment or protective clauses. It stalled in committee until last week when, ...

We’re pleased his nomination has cleared the first hurdle and he was approved by the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. We now urge the full Senate to vote quickly and confirm Steve Pearce ...

Over the past year, GOP leaders and the Trump administration have used a law known as the Congressional Review Act to push for coal mining in Montana, oil drilling in Alaska and copper mining in ...

Legal scholars and conservationists warn of dire consequences as Utah members of Congress move to undo the national ...

Sen. Mike Lee is laying the groundwork to roll back Biden-era environmental regulations for the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in southern Utah.

Mike Lee put the GAO opinion in the record — now Congress may move to repeal the Grand Staircase plan. A 60‑day clock begins.

Sen. Jim Risch told nominee Steve Pearce neither he nor Trump can sell public lands. Pearce said he'd follow the law and defer to states, but didn’t fully renounce past views. Idaho lawmakers and ...

President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management, former New Mexico Congressman and former chair of the New Mexico Republican Party Steve Pearce said he planned to work with ...

Senators on Wednesday pressed President Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) over his past statements in favor of selling some of the nation’s public lands. In response to concerns ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Measures to turn swaths of public land over to local entities were met with widespread opposition last year, but a Utah legislative committee agrees it could yield good things.

Going on a camping trip this year? Idaho, Utah andAlaska are the best states to camp, and Delaware and Illinois are the worst, according to a new study. ByGary Stoller, Contributor. Forbes ...