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The U.S. Forest Service withdrew its record of decision and amendment that would have allowed the Utah Seven County Infrastructure Coalition to build and operate a railway on 12 miles of National Forest System lands on Jan. 17....

The U.S. Forest Service withdrew its record of decision and amendment that would have allowed the Utah Seven County Infrastructure Coalition to build and operate a railway on 12 miles of National Forest System lands on Jan. 17....

At the Jan. 23 Granby Board of Trustees meeting, the Grand Foundation presented the grants being given out in the 2024’s Town’s Donor Advised Fund. Town staff sat down with the foundation and went through...

Groups concerned about air pollution and public health are asking the city councils of Long Beach and Los Angeles and their respective Harbor Commissions to pass major restrictions on air pollution from ships. The "Ports for People" ordinance would require agencies to take steps to reduce pollution from cargo ships by 50% from 2019 levels by 2030, and to achieve 100% zero-emission shipping at the ports by 2040. Dawnyall Heydari, climate campaign advocacy manager for the nonpr...

Newly released guidelines by the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission suggest that a post-deal, combined market share of more than 30% is potentially problematic.

Our Wednesday will be more rinse repeat with mostly sunny skies, highs about 10-15 degrees above average, and more haze in our valleys. There will be subtle indications of changes though. Winds will begin to increase out of the south as high pressure begins to pull away to the east.

Production in Utah's oil-rich Uinta Basin is at an all-time high. Texas oilman Jim Finley is credited with opening the floodgates.

Booms April 2024 solicits see the launch of Blow Away #1 by Zac Thompson & Nicola Izzo andUncanny Valley #1 by Tony Fleecs & Dave Wachter

Our calm weather we see Wednesday won't be sticking around with an incoming storm that will sweep through the state by Thursday. While it's not likely to be too strong of a storm, we'll see widespread showers across the state.

The U.S. Forest Service has rescinded its approval of plans to build 12 miles of rail through protected Utah woodlands — stopping a large-scale crude oil conveyance project in its tracks. The 12-mile segment, which would have run through northeastern Utah’s Ashley National Forest, was a key component of the proposed Uinta Basin Railway — an…