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Pyrite, a beloved Onaqui wild horse known as Goldie Glory, was fatally shot on Nov. 3 near Simpson Springs in Tooele County. He died seven days later, about three miles southwest of Dugway Proving Ground, after succumbing to his injuries.

Wildlife

Beloved wild stallion shot in Utah desert, reward fund tops $30,000

Marina Knight Dec 11, 2024

A billboard along I-80 in South Salt Lake promotes Utah’s lawsuit trying to claim control of federally managed land on Monday, Nov. 4, 2024.

Politics

How much is Utah’s public lands lawsuit and PR campaign costing taxpayers?

Utah News Dispatch Dec 3, 2024

Sandstone Cliff, Walls of Labyrinth Canyon, Moab, Utah.

Politics

BLM revives controversial oil and gas lease in Utah wilderness, prompting lawsuit

Utah News Dispatch Aug 30, 2024

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Wild horses roam free on state and some private land, outside federal disengaged horse management areas on May 31, 2017 outside Milford, Utah. The BLM, state officials and ranchers all over the Western United States are struggling with what to do about and how to control the burgeoning horse population in the west.

Wildlife

BLM scheduled to remove 420 wild horses from three Utah counties for overpopulation

Utah News Dispatch Aug 12, 2024

This undated image provided by the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, pinyon pine and juniper trees grow on a mountain range north of Sevier Lake in Millard County, Utah. Environmentalists filed a lawsuit on Monday, July 31, 2023, to prevent the construction of a new potash mine that they say would devastate a lake ecosystem in the drought-stricken western Utah desert.

Environment

Environmentalists sue to stop Utah potash mine that produces sought-after crop fertilizer

Associated Press Aug 3, 2023

A wild stallion of the Onaqui Mountain Herd Management Area.

Top Stories

BLM asks for help in identifying the shooter of two wild Onaqui Mountain Herd stallions

Kevin Cody Mar 23, 2023

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