He worked on Oscar-nominated projects for the National Geographic Society and led an expedition to find the lost city of Ubar ...

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Inspired to devote his life to conservation by the 'cantankerous' author, Ryan Choi says Ed Abbey would be livid over Trump's ...

Running trips—from Utah's desert to Patagonia's peaks—offer the most thrilling (and humbling) adventures this writer's ever experienced.

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The countries that recognized the State of Palestine following its declaration by the Palestinian National Council, held in Algiers in 1988, against the backdrop of the great popular Intifada in the ...

The true enchantment of Park & Swap lies in its perpetual state of flux. No two weekends offer the same experience, with inventory changing as rapidly as Arizona weather in spring. It’s like if your ...

Arizona Cardinals gear sits side by side with Cowboys jerseys, creating temporary cease-fires between rival fans united by the common language of bargaining. Baseball gloves, some worn to perfection, ...

Come along for the ride as our three critics back-seat drive their way through America. (Rest stops provided.) ...

Southern Utah University history professor Mark E. DeGiovanni Miller’s newly published nonfiction book delves into the history of ranching in Southern Utah and Northern Arizona.

The Great Wagon Road brought European colonists from Philadelphia to the southeast and helped give birth to a nation. In his ...