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Even with the changes, KUER and PBS Utah are "here to stay" and we'll continue to serve Utah and follow our public service mission of rigorous journalism and public engagement. kuer.org/business-economy/20…
It ain't yer granpappy's Hildale anymore. It has a big supermarket, bank, pharmacy, coffee shop and bar.
“Like a normal town,” a resident quipped. buff.ly/skQUMZx
UVU, the school in question here, hasn't taken a position on Sen. Brammer's idea. buff.ly/o85YLQa
“As the first people of this land, there’s no reason why Native Americans should have their citizenship questioned,” said Jaqueline De León, a senior staff attorney with the nonprofit Native American Rights Fund. buff.ly/Hwr9fmo
Is a highway in conflict with the purpose of Red Cliffs conservation area? Both sides point to what Congress said as justification of their position on the road. buff.ly/GBUGhkh
St. George is workin' it: Jobs increased by 24% from 2019-2024 and another 4% from 2024-2025. buff.ly/COjbt8a
Interesting tidbit we learned: Only 60% of citizens in Utah had a valid passport in fiscal year 2024. That puts Utah at only 10th highest of the states. buff.ly/QvQCQyo
"A premium of 10% to 20% at the community level for a temple is just a myth," but the church does have good real estate instincts. buff.ly/zFkmaaD
Protestors filled more than a city block as they took to the streets from Washington Square in downtown SLC, chanting: “Whose Streets? Our Streets!” buff.ly/PeM81a0
Are lawmakers having different conversations this session in the wake of last year's No Kings shooting and Charlie Kirk? buff.ly/uO9Woqk
Governors from the Colorado River states, including Utah, met today in DC 👇
I want to thank @SecretaryBurgum for hosting today’s historic and productive meeting, and I thank all the governors for joining in this constructive conversation. I leave today hopeful that we’ll avoid the path of litigation. No one wins going down that path.
Utah has already contributed significant resources to the long-term sustainability of the Colorado River, and we remain part of the coalition of the willing. I still have faith that an agreement can be reached. Our chief negotiators now have their marching orders: make a deal and make it soon.
“We're low on public defenders, we're low on prosecutors, we're low on agency attorneys,” said Sen. Brammer.
So, would a more non-traditional student friendly law school help? buff.ly/o85YLQa
The cheap water is gone, which is to say the "easy" water is gone, which is to say that any water project is going to be a big dollar project. buff.ly/dCZXa65
The old adage in real estate is “location, location, location.” buff.ly/zFkmaaD




