Environment

Beijing will see a huge influx of people from around the globe for the next several weeks as the 2008 Olympic Games get underway. People from many cultures will mix and mingle, compete and converse.

The first half of the fire season has been a small but expensive endeavor.

If someone is going to start a new town in Utah County, Commissioner Steve White prefers it turn out a little more like Saratoga Springs than Eagle Mountain.

With the help of some federal grant money, Utah's school buses could help reduce air pollution in the coming years.

More than the environment, crime, the economy and health care, Utahns are concerned about a safe food supply.

Yellow and red air days have you feeling blue?

Many kids have never touched a baby skunk or an African pigmy hedgehog, and they may not have chased a 90-pound tortoise across the lawn. But, with the help of Genola-based Wild Wonders, toddlers and teenagers around Utah County have had the chance to get in touch with some of Utah’s wilder creatures and some from around the world.

Fish in Highland Glen Park safe to eat

Alpine forms Trail Committee

Highland Glen Park fish still safe to eat with parasite

Last weekend's Children's Fishing Derby, part of the Highland Fling, was canceled because there wouldn't have been enough fish to catch in the Highland Glen Park pond. The fish have been dying because they're infected with a parasite called ichthyophthirius multifiliis.

Crews mostly watched a helicopter dump load after load of water on a lingering blaze in Provo Canyon on Saturday.

Kestrel falcons, a raven, a golden eagle and even a baby bear live with Patti Richards in Spanish Fork. But without some community help, most of these animals will soon be euthanized.