A new federal ‘public charge’ policy takes effect. What it means for Utah immigrants
The change gives immigration officers broader discretion when evaluating whether certain applicants may rely on public benefits.
The change gives immigration officers broader discretion when evaluating whether certain applicants may rely on public benefits.
Why would the Interior give land in Yosemite to a private developer? Who supports giving NPS land to private entities? Is national park land for sale?
Invasive plants, exposed dust and aging water infrastructure top the list — but only $10 million has been secured so far.
The bill’s passage comes two months after its namesake, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, died following a trip to Ukraine.
The military says cartel drone traffic has dropped 75% in the Rio Grande Valley since the Army deployed a laser that costs $3 to fire.
The House advanced the Ratepayer Protection Act to ensure local residents are not footing the costs for expensive grid upgrades needed to support large data centers.
The Department of Interior redefined what it means to ‘harm’ an endangered species — it no longer includes destroying habitats.
Utah senator released a bipartisan joint statement urging hearings with top AI executives and a regulatory framework for AI companies
‘We need to find a really good sweet spot,’ Utah Rep. Blake Moore, the vice chairman of the House GOP Conference, told the Deseret News
Could this move be a catalyst in getting the Delta, Utah, coal plant back up and running?