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The goal? To create the “world’s best economy and quality of life” for all Utahns.
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A Utah law passed this year requires public schools to provide free menstrual products to students and Hillcrest Junior High School pilots the program.
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The money targets at least 277 high-priority polluting wells on federal public lands in nine states, including Utah.
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The pandemic has exposed cracks in a support system where cultural stigmas already make it hard for mothers to get mental health care.
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Should the tragedy prompt more state funding for classroom security here?
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The state argues the funds are meant to alleviate a range of issues communities in the Uinta Basin are facing.
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Cándida Duran Taveras chose to have an abortion in Salt Lake City eight years ago. Now, with the state poised to strike down abortion access, she fears for her community and other marginalized groups.
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There is a lot to process following the latest mass school shooting.
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“Background checks and updating our background check technology is something that I think is an appropriate federal responsibility,” said the Utah Republican.
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Around 10% of Utahns don’t have an internet connection, and that number is even greater when it comes to high-speed internet.
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“Why are we willing to live with this carnage,” the president asked rhetorically in his remarks.
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Gov. Spencer Cox said the answer to affordable housing is building more units.
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Finding affordable housing in Salt Lake County is generally hard, but being homeless while working is a reality for many Utahns who can’t afford to live in the valley.
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“Something Wilder” follows Lily – an adventure tour guide in Southeast Utah – on a wild (and swoon-worthy) goose chase.