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The Central Wasatch Commission wants to not only expand busing through the canyon, but potentially build mobility hubs at Solitude and Brighton.
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Mike Weichers, mayor of Cottonwood Heights, is at The National League of Cities' Congressional City Conference in Washington, D.C., this week to meet with federal officials and learn about federal projects and funding.
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For the first time since 2011, Salt Lake County is seeing a decrease in year-to-year housing prices.
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For the first time in nearly three years, Salt Lake County is officially ending its COVID-19 emergency status.
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As part of an ongoing effort to bring more diversity to their ranks, the Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office is seeking more female and minority recruits for their newest class of cadets.
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A Salt Lake County teacher is hoping to bring in a new teacher’s assistant to her classroom but rather than it be human, she wants it to be a therapy dog.
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In an effort to save on water, Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson is looking to replace a series of athletic fields and grassy parking strips with artificial turf.
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The Utah House voted in favor of Senate Joint Resolution 3 on Friday, terminating mask mandates in Salt Lake and Summit counties. The vote was 45-29, and Governor Cox had no veto power because it was a joint resolution.
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Following a decision made by Utah lawmakers to overturn Salt Lake County’s 30-day mask mandate, county leaders who helped pass the mandate are disappointed over the decision.
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A Salt Lake County mask mandate was issued Friday by Health Executive Director Dr. Angela Dunn. The mandate took effect at midnight and will be in place for thirty days, ending at 5 p.m. on Feb. 7. It requires masks in all indoor public spaces.