Pavillion, Wyoming is at the center of a fight over fracking’s risks.

They “fully expect to complete construction of the pipeline without any additional rerouting.”

Protesters react to the decision to halt construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline near the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.

A new species in Sequoia National Park reminds scientists of what is yet to be discovered.

Why some wildlife crimes are difficult to prosecute.

A rundown of the West’s political shifts and ballot measures.

A decades-long plan to deliver the state’s gas reserves to the market remains in purgatory.

On the Yellowstone River, farmers and conservationists clash over controversial infrastructure.

Does a Forest Service plan to end clear-cuts of old stands go far enough?

A dispatch from Prairie Knights Casino, now an outpost of the Standing Rock protests.

In a special episode, we talk to reporter Tay Wiles, who is in North Dakota reporting on DAPL protests.

The federal government’s decision on Dakota Access pipeline could signal a shift in U.S.-tribal relations.

Amid fear and despair, we’ll have to find ways to talk to each other.

‘Water protectors’ say they won’t move on a Dec. 5 eviction notice.

How Republicans failed to capture Nevada amid a red wave.

An encyclopedia-style book published in 1933 offers surprising perspective.

Readers tell us their favorites from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.

One of the West’s most beloved authors revisits Great Salt Lake.