3 things became clear from John Marino’s contract extension
Mammoth fans have much reason for hope, and the Marino contract is another symbol of that
Republicans’ immigration bill falls apart after opposition to Trump’s $1.8 billion ‘anti-weaponization fund’
The immigration funding bill was on track to pass this week — but then a handful of controversial decisions by the Trump administration set it back at least another week.
How social media reacted to ‘Survivor’ host spoiling the finale
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House bill aims to make housing more affordable
The bill would prevent large institutional investors from buying new single-family homes
Republicans advance effort on parental consent for name changes in schools
Utah Rep. Owens was a co-sponsor of the legislation, which would require schools to get consent before changing a student’s gender on school forms or giving other “sex-based accommodations.”
What we know about the unknown substance that left 3 dead in New Mexico
First responders answered a call to a suspected drug overdose and more than a dozen ended up quarantined in rural New Mexico
Opinion: Why so many Jews heard something different
Responsible societies must preserve the ability to criticize governments and mourn civilian suffering without treating Jews as monstrous
Opinion: Too much Washington, not enough America
Once power is centralized into a single place, elections stop being about a few priorities and start becoming a brawl over nearly everything at once
What big shows are coming to Utah this year? Here’s the latest
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Data center proponent steps back from China charges, puts focus on funding of critics
A key businessmen behind the Box Elder County data center proposal is stepping back from charges foes are linked to China and instead focusing on their funding sources.
Utah Gov. pushes back on federal red tape slowing energy projects
Western governors advocated for permitting reforms during a WGA session, saying the current system drives up infrastructure costs and slows projects.