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Net migration, Utah’s biggest driver of growth for the last few years, dipped in 2024. At the same time, the number of births and deaths has stabilized.
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St. George is doubling down on being a hub for biking and walking trails. The city is expanding its system of paths to connect more parts of town.
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Utah’s growing fast, and that’s having a big domino effect on housing development and farming. But it could also lead to a silver lining for the state’s water supply.
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Water conservation is vital to southwest Utah’s future and removing irrigated grass at many of its golf courses would be a big step toward stretching that supply. But efforts have struggled to gain traction.
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If the final vote passes in December, this will be the third year in a row that the Granite School District board has closed elementary schools. The schools on the block are Douglas T. Orchard, Redwood and Valley Crest.
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Utah becoming more politically competitive won’t happen overnight. But Colorado at one time defied the odds and some think Utah could, too.
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The Utah Homes Investment Program, signed into law in March, is designed to encourage developers to build smaller, more affordable homes.
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The goal of the programs is to aid renters in navigating their options and to help fund relocation if they’re displaced.
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More than 500 Utah firefighters have recently undergone training on how to handle fires in big buildings.
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It’s not always easy to make friends in a new place or when life changes, but these women have formed a group where “sisterhood, hiking and booze meet.”
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From Salt Lake City to Brigham City to Cedar City, average temperatures were up both day and night over the summer. And according to forecasts, the above-average heat may not be over yet.
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The city says paid parking will increase turnover and help businesses. The owner of Serendipity, however, sees it as a threat and has decided to close her shop’s physical location.