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From Kentucky’s John Calipari to Louisville’s Jeff Walz, here’s a comprehensive look at the trends found in contracts for Division I college basketball coaches in the commonwealth.

CANTON — The Canton Village Board of Trustees agreed to move forward with a three-month contract with North Country Compost to provide food scrap processing for village residents. The agreement

The community who helped save the venue celebrated its 75th year.

CANTON — The Canton Village Board sent a new plan for food waste diversion back to the sustainability committee to consider some of the board of trustees’ concerns.

Utah leaders are in the dark at this point about Biden’s itinerary, beyond raising money.

As President Joe Biden prepares to visit Utah next week, a common theme has emerged: few people seem to know exactly why he is coming. The White House announced Monday that Biden would stop in Utah during a three-state swing from August 7 to 10, along with visits to Arizona and New Mexico. Amid record-breaking heat waves throughout the American West, Biden is expected to discuss climate change and clean energy during his visit.

America’s last remaining “ponycar” is easily its best ever.

A majority of Utah residents are on board with a nuclear power plant in Utah, with 65% who say they are in support, compared to 31% who are opposed and another 4% who have yet to make up their mind.

The electricity generation world has been abuzz with the developments happening in the sphere of next generation nuclear technology, with implications for small power plants in Utah and an ambitious project planned in Idaho.

The electricity generation world has been abuzz with the developments happening in the sphere of next generation nuclear technology, with implications for small power plants in Utah and an ambitious project planned in Idaho.