If you're looking for bright blue hot springs like Iceland's Blue Lagoon without the expensive flight, consider this Utah ...

Midway, Utah is ... otherworldly blue glow in the water below. It’s like swimming in nature’s own lava lamp, minus the lava and the 1970s vibes. The mineral-rich waters are said to have therapeutic ...

Strap in for ice-blue glaciers ... red ochre rolling past Coober Pedy’s opal mines before sunrise bruises the Outback sky. A midday stop at Alice Springs lets you stand on the same ground ...

Washington County Water ... Utah. The Pine Valley mountains, for example, barely saw any snow this year,” she said. As a result, according to Utah Snow Survey supervisor Jordan Clayton, the ...

The spring snowmelt is a delicate process ... but they improve soil moisture more than adding more water for reservoirs. The good news is that Utah's reservoir system is about 86% full, exactly ...

Gov. Spencer Cox's emergency drought declaration has now expired, but state water managers say conservation should ...

Gibb grows alfalfa, which has been a much-derided, water-intensive crop as Utah grapples with the impacts of drought, a changing climate and the crises facing the Great Salt Lake and Colorado River.

An average winters season means water officials aren’t sweating flooding or shortages this year. Scott Paxman, general ...

Bacteria are microscopic. If you get water out of a stream in Colorado and it's clear - that does not mean it's free of bacteria or viruses. Manitou Springs gets its water from snowmelt and ...

Utah now prohibits state and local governments from adding fluoride to public water systems, becoming the first state in the nation to do so. Gov. Spencer Cox signed House Bill 81 into law on March 27 ...

Adding fluoride to public water systems started in the United States in 1945. The sponsor of the Utah legislation, Republican Rep. Stephanie Gricius, acknowledged fluoride has benefits ...

Utah is now the first state in the nation where it's illegal to add fluoride to public drinking water after a new law went into effect last week. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F.