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Utah is experiencing one of the driest winters on record. Without any snow to plow, Park City’s public works department has had time for other projects.
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Feb. 16 is Presidents Day and many state and local government offices will be closed.
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The plate was approved as part of a 2022 law.
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Multiple waves of avian influenza have affected Utah’s wild bird populations, including some in Summit County.
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Planners are discussing a short, but significant, policy buried in the Snyderville Basin General Plan.
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“Open carrying does cause a lot of concern with a lot of people, especially on campuses,” said Rep. Walt Brooks, R-St. George.
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The North Summit Fire District is reminding drivers about safe winter driving practices after responding to three crashes on Interstate 80 within 30 minutes Thursday afternoon.
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One year after outlining state policy and creating privacy requirements, the legislature is back with a bill to implement a digital ID program for Utahns
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Wasatch County councilmembers have several concerns about the proposed Heber Valley bypass, including how wetlands will be preserved and how traffic patterns will change. They’re sending a letter to UDOT.
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It seeks to invalidate a law allowing landowners to create their own towns.
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Utah ski resorts are turning off their snowmaking. And, right on queue, nature is turning on its spigots.
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The Wasatch County Republican Party had an emergency meeting Wednesday, Feb. 11, after the arrest of its chairperson. The party’s vice chair will temporarily lead the group.