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Control of the Salt Lake County Council is on the line in 2026. Meet the candidates
The makeup of the Salt Lake County Council could look drastically different after the 2026 midterm elections.
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Utah is killing the Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake is the largest natural lake west of the Mississippi River and the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere.
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Eagle Mountain hit with 700+ Tyson layoffs and 183% tax increase
Local families in Utah County face sudden job losses alongside rising municipal rates as city leaders reconsider corporate subsidies.
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In a first, Utah got more power from solar than any other source
The state used to run on coal, but now renewables are surging.
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Utah AG warns federal college sports bill could threaten state’s trans athlete ban
Utah Attorney General Derek Brown warns a federal bill could threaten the state’s restrictions on transgender athletes, while LGBTQ+ advocates say trans youth are being used as political pawns.
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Fueled by historic growth, Vineyard’s Utah City is on the rise
Utah City is a 700-acre, multiuse development designed to help facilitate Vineyard’s rapid growth.
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With new tactics, ICE reaches new high in monthly arrests
ICE arrests jumped up to 51,000 in July. In June, there were 43,000 arrests.
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Utah senator proposes migrant worker program to fill workforce shortage
Utah Sen. John Curtis proposed bipartisan legislation to create a migrant worker program that would allow states to grant temporary visas to fill workforce shortages.
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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.
