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There is some good news this year: soil moisture levels are higher than they were a year ago.
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Transgender activists, Democrats, and Gov. Spencer Cox have all said they were blindsided by the move.
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A range of bipartisan medical cannabis bills got the Legislature’s approval. Some created clearer protections for patients while others expanded access to the program.
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Utah lawmakers rejected most — but not all — of the most controversial education bills during the Legislative session and added about $465 million to schools’ accounts.
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Researchers at Brigham Young University developed a new way to turn dead trees into biomass fuel that works in coal plants. They say it will help with potential wildfires and curb carbon emissions.
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Salt Lake City ha lanzado un proyecto para entender los impactos de la gentrificación en diversas comunidades. La gentrificación es un fenómeno de renovación de zonas urbanas minusvaloradas que termina desplazando a los residentes del área por otros con mayor poder adquisitivo. Algunos residentes de la ciudad ya están sintiendo sus efectos.
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Salt Lake City has launched a project to understand the impacts of gentrification on communities. Meanwhile, some residents are feeling those impacts in real time.
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A proposal to expand all-day kindergarten would’ve provided three years of funding to help districts plan for hiring more teachers and potentially building additional classroom space.
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To address the issues the lake is facing, one former Shoshone Nation band chairman said Indigenous people need to be part of the conversation.
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State lawmakers who handle the budget recommended far less funding for affordable housing than the governor requested.
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HB 331 would have given students a scholarship for private school tuition, private tutors or textbooks if they were opted out of public school.
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As the Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates, Gov. Spencer Cox banned Russian-made products from liquor stores to show solidarity with Ukraine.