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Significant water level changes have occurred during the 37 years between the two photos.

Dear Mayor Mendenhall and Spanish Fork City Council: May I express my concern about the Spanish Fork City Council’s approval of the Spanish Fork Inland Port project, now labeled the “Verk Industrial Park”? May I first say that, as a 20-year resident, I am very pleased with how Spanish Fork City is run and that […]

Falling Great Salt Lake water levels have been a concern since hitting a record low in November 2022.

Local leaders have long pushed for industrial development in the sparsely populated area near the Great Salt Lake.

Local leaders have long pushed for industrial development in the sparsely populated area near the Great Salt Lake.

Editor’s note: This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative, a solutions journalism initiative that partners new

Utah's Department of Natural Resources, the Division of Forestry, Fire & State Lands and the state engineer have asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a coalition of environmental groups

Everal state agencies, including the Utah Division of Natural Resources, have filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit claiming state officials are not doing enough for the Great Salt Lake.

Three Utah agencies are seeking to drop a lawsuit filed against them earlier this year over their management of the Great Salt Lake.

Two sites that the Utah Inland Port Authority is eyeing for development took center stage in Tooele on Tuesday as community members expressed their concerns over the choices.