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With vote-by-mail court fight settled, attention shifts to protections at the polls
Voting rights groups and Democratic officials are looking to defend against what they see as possible election interference from the Trump administration ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
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Utah Senate candidate demands transparency over Flock surveillance cameras
As Northern Utah cities split over Flock surveillance cameras, a Senate District 5 race brings privacy concerns and police oversight into focus.
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Equality Utah faces backlash after endorsing GOP over LGBTQ+ candidates
Endorsements from Equality Utah, a major LGBTQ+ civil rights organization, sparked conversations about representation ahead of the state’s midterm election.
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Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
The new loan options will give Utah farmers more flexibility as they recover from challenges posed by the 2026 production year.
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Utahns support protecting national monuments that Trump downsized
New polling shows that two-thirds of registered voters in Utah support restoring protections for the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments.
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To Utah’s chief election officer’s surprise, the DOJ says it has been investigating her since 2025
The DOJ is investigating Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson after she refused to turn over Utah voter records.
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Salt Lake County housing costs hit another high
You need to make $186,827 a year to afford a median-priced home in Salt Lake County.
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Concerns swirl over a developer’s push for a Tooele Valley data center, but plans are on pause
Tooele County and Utah Inland Port Authority officials said that plans to build a data center in Tooele Valley aren’t currently moving forward — and it remains to be seen whether it will go anywhere at all.
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Nuclear power drive boosts southwestern uranium mills — and tribal health concerns
For decades, the White Mesa Mill has sparked debate over whether radioactive contamination threatens human health by getting into the water and the air.
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The biggest carbon polluters are to blame for half of U.S. western water lost to climate change, ‘groundbreaking’ paper says
A groundbreaking attribution study links 122 “carbon majors” to trillions of gallons in missing snowpack and depleted river flows.
