KUER
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For the first time, researchers are getting a clear picture of how snowflakes fall through the winter wind. That's thanks to new technology developed and tested here in Utah.
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox wasn’t short on opinions for his monthly news conference.
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A parking lot at the University of Utah was ripped up last August, leaving students upset over the lack of places on campus for their cars.
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The Utah House and Senate opened the 2023 legislative session with GOP leadership outlining their priorities for the next seven weeks.
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“On one hand, we are very happy to celebrate this happy time, especially with new people in a new country,” said Zulfiana Shakur Khan. “On the other hand, we feel sad that people are dying [on the frontlines back home].”
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KUER reports that Congress passed a $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill this week. Thursday, it passed the Senate on a 68-29 vote, followed by House passage of it Friday. The bill funds the federal government until next September.
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The Utah State Board of Education will vote Thursday, Dec. 1 on whether to approve new social studies standards for fifth and sixth graders. This is the first time these standards have been updated in over a decade.
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Even with recession fears looming nationally, a sampling of 1,900 Utah voters from the midterm election found they are confident in the job market – if the economy took a turn for the worst.
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The average price for gasoline in Utah is just over four dollars a gallon. But that’s still higher than the national average. A new report from the Utah Office of Energy Development says there are two main reasons why we are paying more at the pump.
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The Senate is expected to soon take an initial vote on the Respect for Marriage act. KUER’s Sean Higgins has this update on how Utah senators may vote.