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Utah lawmakers have allocated a total $40 million toward flood management after Wednesday's special session.

Utah lawmakers convened for a special session on Wednesday to increase the state funding for flood damages anticipated after an abnormally wet winter.

Midweek moisture has arrived and you can expect another unsettled day ahead with ingredients for isolated thunderstorms. 

Historic snowpack and flooding prompt Legislature to set aside $33 million during a special session on Wednesday.

Over the next few days, we'll see isolated to scattered showers and storms with daytime highs that run well above seasonal norms. 

The Summit Land Conservancy at its annual conservation breakfast on Tuesday announced its new capital fundraising campaign to raise $20 million over the next five years, “For the Future.” Every dollar donated by individuals over the next five years will be added to the fund, which will help leverage other dollars contributed by landowners, foundations or the Summit County open space bond. 

As Utah temperatures rise and snow melts, there’s minor to moderate flooding expected in a several areas — and officials are keeping a watchful eye on several other spots.

From the price to the décor to the style of home, there are some significant differences across some of the most expensive listings in the Midwest.

Salt Lake City will see mostly sunny weather this week, but several areas around the state continue to be under flood watches and advisories.

St. Bernard’s Academy junior Trinity Bowie has been named this year’s California Second District winner in the national Artistic Discovery Contest sponsored by members of...