The National Park Service is considering limiting visitor numbers to relieve overwhelmed facilities and resources at Zion National Park. “We
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Noxious plants have begun invading the Navajo Nation. Residents of the Navajo Nation have been suffering from an extended drought
Utah wants more teachers on reservations. State lawmakers are working on a $2 million pilot project designed to attract and
Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye and Vice President Jonathan Nez want to raise awareness of the problem of suicide on
Moab, Utah—The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Utah Moab Field Office is moving group campsite reservations to Recreation.gov, including group
In the 1912 Olympics Jim Thorpe outran the world; but in the years since he died he hasn’t been able
More than five dozen families from the LeChee Chapter on the Navajo Nation will receive electricity for the first time
On Thursday, the U.S. Department of Justice awarded $1 billion to the Navajo Nation for uranium mine clean-up on the
Page Lake Powell, Arizona, doesn’t practice Daylight Saving Time which arrived over the weekend, but if you live on the
Navajo Generating Station’s future as a reservation coal plant will be the subject of upcoming hearings scheduled by the Environmental
