A booming market for elk horns pushed the federal government's annual antler auction to record-breaking prices over the weekend in Jackson, Wyo.

More than a thousand deer have a new route to help them migrate safely between Utah and Arizona, and it may save human lives as well.

Battling Tourette's syndrome: "The urge doesn't go away. If you think about it like a sneeze, it kind of always feels like a sneeze on the brink."

For two months this winter, thousands of skiers raced down the slopes at Arizona Snowbowl seemingly unconcerned that if they took a spill they might do a face-plant in snow made with water from a sewage plant.

One of America's most visible endangered species is falling victim to hunters, but not in the way you might expect.

Chris Berrier is about to head out to sea on a boat he's been building since 1999 inside a temporary shed made of blue tarps. His goal is to spend the rest of his life on the world's oceans.

A Utah scientist is part of team that has thrown a tiny bit more light on the baffling, poorly understood force that seems to permeate the universe.

Just as the first Red Day of the winter season was announced, state officials Monday unveiled plans to abandon the time-tested, three-color air quality alert system.

Utah State University officials Thursday unveiled a new "Aggie Bus" that runs on electricity but never has to be plugged in to recharge.

A petition drive is under way to rename a popular canyon near Moab because some people find the current name "embarrassing" and "disrespectful."