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In other news, Utah is suing the parent company of Snapchat, claiming it's intentionally addictive and enables illicit activities like sexual exploitation of minors.
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After the passing of House Bill 265, universities across Utah have been obligated to cut costs wherever possible. Students at Utah State University are concerned about their administration’s choices.
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As of Thursday morning, state health officials have confirmed 5 measles cases in Utah. Vaccination with the MMR vaccine effectively protects against the disease.
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Hobbled Dog Cidery's apples used come partly from the owners' own property and partly from local Utah orchards.
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More than 1,000 Airbnb listings are spread across Rich County, Utah, and Bear Lake County, Idaho — areas with fewer than 10,000 permanent residents combined.
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John Dougall and Shireen Ghorbani discuss the U.S. bombing of Iran, Utah's public lands, and the 2026 veto referendum on public sector bargaining.
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Years after an anonymous tip reporting the illegal dumping of chemical waste in Utah led to $27,519 fine, American Chemical closes its doors.
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Avoiding a special election that would put a vote to repeal an anti-labor union law on the ballot this November, Governor Cox announced the vote won't be on the ballot until November 3, 2026.
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Colorado River states appear to be coalescing around the early makings of a new plan to share water in a way that accounts for climate change.
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A press release from the Salt Lake City Police Department reported eyewitness accounts of Arturo Gamboa running at the crowd of protesters with his gun raised. Videos from bystanders show that's not true.
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Drought means less water and less oxygen for Utah's fish, putting them under increased stress and requiring more care from anglers this summer.
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The Mid-Mountain Connector Trail is intended to be a multi-use trail for the community and overlooks regenerative grazing ranches, construction is set to begin in July