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Spring not only brings warmer temperatures and vibrant colors to Utahs landscape but it also breathes life into the states economy.

A hundred new U.S. citizens from 48 countries had their citizenship cemented during Wednesdays naturalization ceremony at the Utah Capitol. The event kickstarted World Refugee Week.

98 people, including several refugees, were made U.S. citizens during a naturalization ceremony at the Utah State Capitol on Wednesday, June 14, according to the Utah Dept. of Workforce Services.

Immigrants from 48 different countries — including Afghanistan, Liberia, Mexico, Tonga and Ukraine — became U.S. citizens on Flag Day.

Immigrants from 48 different countries — including Afghanistan, Liberia, Mexico, Tonga and Ukraine — became U.S. citizens on Flag Day.

Three different groups are working together to host a job fair Thursday, June 15 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.

Economists have been predicting a minor recession for months, but Utahs diverse economy could help it withstand a contraction.

The city of Blytheville says it is ready to meet the needs from the upcoming loss of the Workforce Center. The Division of Workforce Services announced last month it was closing the office in Blytheville, among others, in a restructuring effort.

An iconic Arkansas diner was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning.

The healthcare workforce shortage was the topic of a May 24 event in Danville at the Bee Hotel. The event was sponsored by Danville Pittsylvania Academy of Medicine and offered