Hatch' is a daily dose of anything fly fishing, human interest, and sometimes from left field. It will be short, informative, and hopefully ...

Gene Slaughter was raised on the sheep ranch his great-grandfather homesteaded on Gypsum Creek in 1892. Gene knew every inch ...

An incredible 7,200-acre property in Morgan, UT, could well land the state record for the priciest private residence to be ...

Explore the most popular grilled foods across the U.S.—from Alabama’s white BBQ chicken to Wyoming’s lamb chops—in this smoky ...

Isn’t it dreamy to imagine a place where you can step outside on a summer night and feel the perfect balance of warmth and ...

Thorvald “Thor” Ulevog, a resident of Sapphire Lutheran Homes in Hamilton, celebrated his 100th birthday on June 28th, ...

Rail biking, a new popular outdoor activity, involves using your legs as power. Here's how to see iconic Oregon views in a ...

The lines in the sand haven't changed, even if warring states are working on a new deal to save the Colorado River.

The simple solution has never been rewriting the interstate compact, as California has always wanted to do, but simply to distribute the water by the existing percentages — based on the river’s actual ...

A new round of samples shows the Colorado River "positive" overall for zebra mussels, as state officials scramble to contain ...

The federal government is expected to issue draft regulations by December. In the meantime Colorado River states will continue to try to reach a longterm agreement.

The spread of invasive zebra mussels has continued on Colorado’s Western Slope this summer, with additional discoveries made ...