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Last year, Utah was the first state to pass a law allowing small-scale plug-in solar at home. Now, similar bills have popped up in more than 25 other states.
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Brian Albers/KUERRecord-warm temperatures have made March feel more like summer. But it may not be tomato time yet. -
Martha Harris/KUERIt comes in light of a New York Times investigation that revealed allegations that Chavez sexually abused two minors and raped Dolores Huerta.
Mars isn’t just a modern-day obsession. Earthlings were nuts for the Red Planet more than a century ago. Science writer David Baron’s new book takes us to the turn of the 20th century, where astronomers are convinced they’ve uncovered proof of life on Mars.
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“Basically, the entire U.S. is going to be hot,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Gregg Gallina on Monday — and the heat isn't going away for a while. -
The only problem: No one is fully fluent. -
Estevan López, New Mexico's water negotiator, said talks resumed in March, and the upper and lower basin states are using a short-term proposal from Nevada as the starting point. -
ICE a veces retiene a personas durante la noche en su centro temporal de detención en Ogden, en violación de las condiciones establecidas por la comisión de planificación municipal en 2000. ¿Podría la ciudad hacer algo al respecto? -
National Weather Service meteorologist Hayden Mahan said if Salt Lake City hits at least 81 degrees this weekend, “that would be the warmest March temperature ever recorded. The previous record being just 80 degrees.” -
When it comes to prediction markets, if it “walks like a duck and quacks like a duck,” Gov. Spencer Cox said. “It's a duck” — meaning the apps are gambling, and should be banned in Utah. -
ICE sometimes holds people overnight at its temporary detention facility in Ogden, in violation of conditions set by the city planning commission in 2000. Could the city do anything about it?
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The governor is scheduled to meet the press at 10:00 a.m. MDT on Thursday, March 19, 2025. -
Speaking to the Utah State Bar, Justice Petersen reviewed the just-finished 2026 legislative session and defended judicial independence.
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