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Provo sees the statewide program as a one-size-fits-all conservation solution that doesn’t fit its needs. One water expert disagrees.
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The Bureau of Land Management is considering a large shooting range near Payson, Utah. The proposal has some nearby residents worried.
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With lots of new growth and a hot dry summer ahead, Utah fire departments are working to mitigate fire risk, and helping people prepare in case of an emergency evacuation.
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Invasive phragmites used to dominate the shores of Utah Lake, now volunteers are planting native plants in their place.
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The stipend was suggested by the police department, where officers who speak Spanish have to take extra calls to keep up with the need.
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“I'd be surprised if there's too many people who haven't already made up their mind too much on Trump either way,” one unaffiliated Salt Lake City voter told KUER.
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Here’s what the end of the school year looked like for one group of Eagle Mountain students as they finished their last full day of elementary school.
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Utah’s Mia Sim is more than a mermaid, she’s a self-described “desert mermaid” out to teach a land-locked state about water stewardship and caring for places like Utah Lake.
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The Alpine school board wants to move forward with a two-district split proposal. But local cities are looking at splitting into thirds
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As part of their “Shovel Bums” club, private school students from Sandy are learning about and protecting Native American rock art along the shore of Utah Lake.
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One mother told KUER she worries about her son who’s in the facility and that the show is taking advantage of an “already marginalized group of people.”
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The bulk of funds will be allocated to widening roads and building new interchanges in counties across Utah.