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The rule adopted last year allowed public property to be leased for restoration in the same way that oil companies lease land for drilling.
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The National Transportation Safety Board says passengers endured 2.5 minutes of turbulence that caught the pilots by surprise even though they had already altered their route to try to avoid July 30 thunderstorms over Wyoming.
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Nine of Utah’s wealthiest families and foundations have each pledged at least $20 million over the next nine years and were named founding captains of the project.
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The sight of bulldozers leveling part of the popular Zen Trail has heightened concerns about the future of other recreation areas around the fast-growing city.
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La cantidad de visitantes ha disminuido en todos los parques de Utah, impulsada por una baja en el turismo internacional. La incertidumbre económica y la retórica política podrían estar alejándolos, con grandes implicaciones para las economías locales que dependen de ellos.
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Visitation is down at all of Utah’s parks, driven by a decline in international visitors. Economic uncertainty and political rhetoric may be keeping them away, with big implications for local economies that depend on them.
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Se está preparando la designación de un nuevo cónsul honorario para Guatemala. Más allá de ayudar a los guatemaltecos en el estado, podría fortalecer los lazos económicos internacionales.
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A new honorary consul for Guatemala is in the works. Beyond helping Guatemalans in the state, it could lead to stronger international economic ties.
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The Grocery Rescue program saves about 20 million pounds of food each year from Utah grocery stores. For driver Jaymes Pryor, that means Utahns get more than a meal.
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The small panels, known as plug-in or balcony solar, are already popular in Europe. They could become more attractive to U.S. buyers now that residential rooftop solar credits are being scrapped under the GOP tax bill.
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College students are about to flood back to BYU, the University of Utah and other Beehive State schools. Meaning, it’s a ripe time for scammers to act.
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The Justice Department first proposed reclassifying marijuana last year under former President Joe Biden. But no decision was made before Trump took office.
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“Los Tapatios, London Belle, White Horse and Whiskey Street are at the heart of what Salt Lake City’s downtown vibe is,” said Mayor Erin Mendenhall. “And I think there’s a lot of tears being shared among Salt Lakers that see the devastating damage here.”
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Right now, air traffic controllers in LA watch the skies over St. George. By the summer of 2027, that work will be done locally.