City of Layton saved 193.3 million gallons of water in August.

As bad as the Utah drought has been this year, it's not as bad as it was in the 1930s. At least, not yet.

Areas near Capitol Reef National Park are flooding again, and Hanksville is in especially bad shape.

Residents of Utah are moving in the right direction to mitigate drought conditions by watering less with July 2021 one of the wettest months.

Recent rain bought a little more time for irrigation/secondary water customers served by Weber Basin Water Conservancy District and others.

We need another foot of rain to get to an "average" water year, still the monsoonal rains are bringing good news for the Utah drought.

The federal government on Monday declared a water shortage on the Colorado River for the first time, triggering mandatory water consumption cuts for states in the Southwest, as climate change-fueled drought pushes the level in Lake Mead to unprecedented lows.

Utahns overwhelmingly support spending federal money from the infrastructure bill, which passed the US Senate, for water capacity and upgrades, conservation and reducing the risk of wildfires in the state, according to a recent poll.

Fire crews are managing to keep most wildfires below 10 acres this year.

More than 99% of Utah remains in "extreme" drought, even after July 2021 went down as one of the state's wettest months ever recorded.