The Fremont Indians inhabited sites in what are now Utah, Nevada, Idaho and Colorado between 700 and 1300. They were known for their pottery, figurines, moccasins and use of farming.

Archaeologists believe farmland in Provo was one place where ancient Fremont Indians once lived. Artifacts found there date back to 800 AD.

Students participated in the archaeology field school at a Fremont Indian site in west Provo that professor Michael Searcy has been investigating for the past two years. The site includes a ...

Fremont Indian and Goosenecks state parks were awarded the International Dark Sky Park designations by the International Dark Sky Association. Both parks, which have exceptionally dark skies in ...

Sen, 60, attended a dinner on Tuesday at the home of Fremont cardiologist Dr. Romesh Japra, president of another local Indo-American organization, the Federation of Indo-American Associations.