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The White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) has announced members for two new task forces that will be focused on the development of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration (CCUS) in the U.S.

While there are a number of roadmapping strategies and techniques, they’re guidelines, and every tech leader and project manager must chart their own course.

There are many reasons—both tech-related and human-focused—why it’s a smart idea to give our mobile devices a break for a while.

As its use grows, AI is likely to require professionals with all-new skill sets to manage it.

A 732-mile long high voltage transmission line that begins in Wyoming and ends in Nevada is a game changer when it comes to getting renewable wind power to Western energy markets.

Amid the excitement of this transition, many companies often overlook crucial tech-related factors that can hinder the success of their remote or hybrid work models.

Just before being shot, Bordeaux had been tased, handcuffed, pepper sprayed and possibly struck on the head by police, according to the wrongful death suit.

A GOP-controlled legislative committee failed to advance the nomination of Democratic Salt Lake County Councilmember Suzanne Harrison, who is a physician, for a spot on the Utah Air Quality Board.

Utah's largest electric utility, Rocky Mountain Power, announces it will close its large coal-fired power plants in Utah in less than 10 years and replace them with smaller nuclear plants.

Wilton Manors police are searching for the thief or thieves that broke into four businesses during the overnight hours between Tuesday and Wednesday.