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New federal Medicaid rule threatens more coverage on top of Congress’ cuts, Utah advocates say
Healthcare advocates and Medicaid patients gathered last week to call on state leaders to stand against looming federal cuts and new requirements on the program.
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Can Democrats win in Utah? These candidates say ‘yes’
The Democratic candidates for House District 62 and Congressional District 3 hope to upset the Republican status quo.
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Where to go treasure hunting in Utah (and the legends behind the locations)
The mountains of Utah are filled with rumors of hidden treasures. Read on to hear about how those rumors have driven generations to go treasure hunting in Utah.
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8 family-friendly hikes in Utah (+ nearby restaurants to hit up after)
From the red rock arches of Moab to the fossil trail in Vernal’s dinosaur country, easy, family-friendly hikes in Utah.
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We counted every data center in Utah. The number may surprise you
Utah has 48 operational data centers and 14 more in the pipeline — here’s every one, and the fights breaking out around them.
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Pie and beer spirit: How Utah bars created a counterculture movement
Pie and Beer Day may resonate more with Utahns who don’t share ties to the LDS Church, but both holidays area way for everyone to celebrate Utah’s pioneer spirit in whatever way they see fit.
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Hiking groups, book clubs, and other social meetups in Salt Lake City that are worth joining
If you’re looking for people to hike with, read with, sketch with, or even to paint taco holders with, look no further than these social groups hosting meetups in Salt Lake City.
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SUU student identified among soldiers killed in Jordan
1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, an MBA student at SUU, died on July 18 while supporting military operations in Jordan.
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A massive data center could spike local temperatures by 28 degrees
For one Northern Utah family, concerns over the Stratos Project stem from both personal and business reasons.
























