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There are currently no high-speed trains in the West, but that doesn’t mean it’s out of the question in Utah.
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The city of St. George, Utah, cited an informal arrangement that was "contrary to city practice" as the reason for why the senior project of a Utah Tech University art student was removed from a city-owned gallery.
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St. George recently added more pedestrian-centric infrastructure to make the city more accessible.
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This Saturday, Sept. 24, 2022, is Public Lands Day. It is more than a fee-free day at National Parks, it's also for people to help conserve protected areas.
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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources’ program has rehomed over 300 tortoises.
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Only 27% of the water used in Utah comes from the Colorado River, with the majority of the state’s water supply coming from other rivers that feed into the Great Salt Lake.
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Despite the extreme heat across the state, there are ways to have a fun and safe time outdoors this Labor Day weekend.
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The county assessor says that’s because of high property values and freezes to the school fund tax rate.
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The sinkholes in St. George in recent years aren’t geological hazards, rather they are issues with old infrastructure.
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Home builders and developers want assurance early on that there’s enough water to continue building in fast-growing Washington County.
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New businesses are livening up an important east-to-west thoroughfare through the city.
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Utah’s near-total abortion ban took effect Friday night. Here’s how Utahns reacted across the state.