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Gov. Cox addressed reporters while recovering from COVID-19. He said his symptoms were mostly mild and he didn’t take any antivirals to treat his infection.
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One is a bill in Congress to increase access to clean water. The other is a "shared vision" statement which outlines the goals of tribes and conservation nonprofits.
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Snow at high altitudes — where this past winter has left low totals — makes up the majority of the water that flows in the Colorado River.
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Along with limiting grass in new developments, some cities are eyeing artificial turf.
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After the state legislature passed a bill that changed the makeup of the Inland Port Authority, new board members meet for the first time.
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Utah’s water supply is dwindling as the region faces a historic megadrought. Washington County leaders are passing conservation ordinances to extend it.
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Vegetation across Utah is extremely dry, and fire officials are preparing for another busy year. Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions about wildfires.
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The Bureau of Reclamation announced two measures Tuesday to boost water levels to continue generating hydropower at the Glen Canyon Dam.
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The city is asking people to limit outdoor watering to three specific days a week, depending on their address.
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The latest Utah news for Friday morning, April 29, 2022.
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Rather than drinking water, Washington County officials use secondary or untreated water for outdoor irrigation.
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Wind-blown dust is pretty normal this time of year. The state’s ongoing dry conditions are also making things worse.