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Utahs economy remains strong but there are looming challenges that require attention and collaboration, according to a group of economists and state leaders who met Tuesday.

Lawmaker says rural Utah provides two essential things to the state’s more urban areas: power and agriculture.

The Department of Workforce Services (DWS) is seeking public comment on a draft of the proposed Senior Community Service Employment Program state plan.

Utahs December employment report is reflective of an economy that is holding its own and continually adding jobs. At the same time, it has also moderated as the year has gone on.

CHEYENNE – The first window of opportunity for the Department of Workforce Services new WyHealthTrain Grant has closed. The grant, funded through the American Rescue Plan Act, opened on Nov.

For the first time since February, Utahs consumer sentiment fell significantly in August.

/PRNewswire/ -- Design architects from Overland Partners, with architect of record, Place Collaborative, showcased renderings of the Zion National Park...

Construction is now underway for a new learning center outside of Zion National Park that will be the forefront of the parks eastern entrance.

The state known for its traditions of coal and cattle will be advancing a new tech sector this fall: computing. The University of Wyoming’s School of Computing will be opening as a centerpiece of the Wyoming Innovation Partnership, an initiative intended to build workforce resilience and boost the state’s economy. The initiative is not a […]

Part of a statewide initiative to spur digital infrastructure and workforce development and retention, the new School of Computing will offer Wyomingites more chances to pursue digital degrees in the state.