Amid a freeze, Utah granted millions of gallons of new water rights in the Great Salt Lake basin. Here’s where the water will go.
The Salt Lake Tribune analyzed dozens of water rights applications submitted in the two years following a moratorium on most new appropriations within the Great Salt Lake Basin. Here's what we found.
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Mass deportation negatively impacts housing availability, affordability, jobs, Utah study says
A study led by a University of Utah professor shows increased immigration enforcement would slow down construction, increase ...
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Utah Is Pushing Its Colleges to Cut Low-Enrolling Programs — With $60 Million at Stake
The state’s legislature is pushing through a plan to enact a statewide academic-program review in which campuses could earn ...
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Governor Cox signs agreement to bring electric aircraft to Utah
Governor Spencer Cox Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Beta Technologies and 47G to potentially revolutionize ...
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Immigrant advocates ask leaders to affirm Utah's 'tradition of welcoming immigrants and refugees'
Utah immigrant advocates are pressing leaders to affirm the state's 'tradition of welcoming immigrants and refugees' as the U ...
Voices: As a young Utahn, it’s clear to me the Utah Republican Party doesn’t care about us
They do not care if I can afford a house, nor that my generation will suffer the most due to the ecological collapse of the ...
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Utah joins legal fight against birthright citizenship
Utah Attorney General Derek Brown joined 17 other Republican AGs in supporting President Trump's order to end birthright ...
My family suffered from exposure to radioactive toxins. Now, leaders want nuclear energy in Utah.
The Utah State Legislature’s House Public Utilities and Energy Committee marked this year’s National Day of Remembrance for ...