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(Tremonton, UT) — Utah's Office of the State Auditor is creating a dashboard where residents can view all public information about a controversial data center proposal. State Auditor Tina Cannon says they want all the information in one place so everyone can stay informed. But some critics of the proposed data center in Box Elder County are not impressed. They tell KUTV that the new website is an effort by the state government to simply appear transparent.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — There's a new executive order in effect in Utah establishing a higher bar for data center development in Utah. The order signed by Utah Governor Spencer Cox creates a “data center framework” for the state. It directs state agencies to prioritize protection of the state's water resources, air quality, utility rates, wildlife, and quality of life when considering data centers. This is happening as a fight continues over the proposed Stratos data center project in Box Elder County.
By: Porter Huntsman
The man accused of killing three women in two different locations in Wayne County, appeared in Utah courts for the fist time May 29. 22-year-old Ivan Miller was in custody in Colorado on separate charges but has since been extradited to Utah. He has been charged with three counts of aggravated murder and it was
(Denver, CO) — Colorado is considering following Utah's lead after Utah declared a drought emergency. Governor Jared Polis has activated Colorado's Drought Task Force and moved the state into Phase 2 of its drought response plan. Officials are monitoring impacts on agriculture, recreation and fisheries and could recommend a formal emergency declaration if conditions worsen. Utah recently declared an emergency after record-low snowpack levels and worsening water shortages. Despite recent rain, drought concerns persist across the region due to depleted reservoirs and below-normal snowpack.
(Denver, CO) — Colorado is considering following Utah’s lead after Utah declared a drought emergency. Governor Jared Polis has activated Colorado’s Drought
(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah's Senate president is pushing for a major reduction to a proposed data center project. Senate President Stuart Adams has sent a letter calling for a 75-percent reduction in the size of a planned data center development. Adams raised concerns about the project's potential impact on water supplies, power demand and surrounding communities. The proposal has drawn increased scrutiny as Utah officials weigh the benefits of economic development against the infrastructure demands of large-scale data centers. State and local leaders are continuing discussions on the project's future.
(Salt Lake City, UT) — The University of Utah athletic department has begun layoffs as it prepares for a new partnership with a private equity firm. The Salt Lake Tribune reports the staffing reductions started ahead of the school's agreement with Otro Capital. University officials say the layoffs are tied to shifting responsibilities to Crimson Brand Partners, a new entity created through the partnership. The agreement is intended to help support the athletic department's business and revenue operations moving forward.
(Salt Lake City, UT) -- The University of Utah athletic department has begun layoffs as it prepares for a new partnership with a private equity firm. The Salt Lake Tribune reports the staffing reductions started ahead of the school's agreement with Otro Capital. University officials say the layoffs are tied to shifting responsibilities to Crimson
(Iron County, UT) -- Two men are facing charges after a traffic stop on Interstate 15 in Iron County. Deputies spotted a gray Dodge Dakota on I-15 North on Friday afternoon. The deputies observed the truck for several miles before pulling it over for traffic violations. An inspection by a drug dog led to a
By: Porter Huntsman
(Salt Lake City, UT) -- Utah's Senate president is pushing for a major reduction to a proposed data center project. Senate President Stuart Adams has sent a letter calling for a 75-percent reduction in the size of a planned data center development. Adams raised concerns about the project's potential impact on water supplies, power demand
