If you’re traveling north or south in the city, you usually take University Avenue — but a key section is covered in cones.
A mining CEO bought 74,000 shares days before Trump shrank Bears Ears. House Democrats want answers.
Democrats opened an investigation into Energy Fuels after the company’s CEO allegedly bought thousands of shares of stock — days before Trump downsized Bears Ears National Monument.
Hispanics or Latinos made up about 8 percent of visitors to national forests, according to the most recent U.S. Forest Service data.
The budget gap is so big the Utah State Legislature is likely to dip into rainy day funds to bail it out.
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The Provo City Council had a lot of questions for the developers of a proposed 20,000-seat amphitheater near the mouth of Provo Canyon — spearheaded by members of the Osmond family.
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A Cache Valley man has been criminally charged with making terroristic threats against school board members during a public hearing about a possible tax increase. Christopher Paul Nielsen, 58, was ...
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