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Almost 700,000 acres of public land in the Western United States could be leased to energy developers before the end of 2020, including 51,000 acres in Utah.
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The Utah Legislature is considering a bill this week that would put a one year pause on new oil and gas regulations in counties with fewer than 125,000…
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Environmental groups are suing a Utah state board that distributes oil and mining royalties to communities impacted by natural resource extraction. The…
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Thursday morning, June 11, 2020Salt Lake Police Ban Tear Gas & ChokeholdsThe Salt Lake City Police Department has banned chokeholds under a policy that…
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Wednesday morning, June 3, 2020Reviewing Salt Lake City PoliceThe Salt Lake City Police Department met Tuesday with leaders of the state’s black…
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State lawmakers met Wednesday to review an audit on how Utah’s Community Impact Board, or CIB, has been using funds. The board oversees the Permanent…
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Tuesday morning, May 12 2020Drive-Up VotingThe June 30 primary election will be conducted entirely by mail under a new state law. Seven counties will give…
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Monday morning, May 4, 2020Utah Surpasses 5,000 COVID-19 CasesUtah topped 5,000 cases of COVID-19 over the weekend according to the latest numbers…
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Monday morning, April 27, 2020More Than 4,000 COVID-19 CasesThe number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Utah rose to 4,123 over the weekend. And so far,…
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On Monday, domestic oil prices dropped more than 200 percent, settling at -$14.05 by day's end; the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil price...
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Refineries who have been slow to start producing Tier 3 fuel would still be eligible for a tax break under a bill unanimously passed by a state Senate…
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When a state legislative audit in November said Utah’s Division of Oil, Gas and Mining has an “alarming” lack of oversight, outcry was intense, focusing…