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'I feel like we're backtracking': Salt Lake City unsure about artificial turf rule change
80 communities in Great Salt Lake Basin lack water conservation tool
A 'Parade of Homes' for water conservation that helps you save money and the environment
Are Utah lawmakers doing enough to save the Great Salt Lake? Week 5 of the Utah Legislature
Bills on turf and water-wise landscaping advance in the Utah legislature
Brown lawns can help save Utah's water, expert says
Funding sought for research, turf buy back program, split season leases
How Utahns can help their yards survive this year’s drought
Live your religion and conserve water, LDS Church leaders tell Utah members
More water is going to Great Salt Lake as a result of your conservation efforts
Northern Utah’s water shift begins in backyards
Ogden City residents can now replace lawns for a rebate through Weber Basin Water District
Several Southern Utah residents will be opening their yards to show off ‘creative’ water-wise landscaping
South Salt Lake launches water app to help residents track usage and detect leaks
Southern Utah looks to expand water reuse, 'ultra-efficient' landscaping
The health of the Great Salt Lake and changing how we value water
Three conservation bills and $50 million for Great Salt Lake stalled: Week 6 recap of the Utah Legislature
Tiered water pricing, agriculture bills advance in Utah's legislature
Utah lawmakers to consider forcing cities to adopt water conservation ordinances
Utah’s 4th-largest city isn’t a part of the state’s grass replacement plan. Why?
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