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Sunday marks one year since a riot broke out in downtown Salt Lake City following the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis.
To combat the rising number of cyberattacks, Utah’s Department of Technology Services is encrypting the data it shares internally and externally with other agencies and private entities.
Members of the Utah community took time to remember the life of George Floyd Tuesday night, exactly one year after his death.
Thursday May 13, 2021 Searching for a viable pathway to get more renewable energy, Moab City, Grand County, and Castle Valley have teamed up with 20 other Utah communities across the state on the Community Renewable Energy program. Representing about 37 percent of Utah’s total electricity load, this coalition has pledged to have 100 percent renewable energy by 2030. How are they going to do it? By helping Rocky Mountain Power make it happen. Show Notes
Revisiting wine clubs A new law took effect in 2020 that allows the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to buy a wine subscription on behalf of an individual. Consumers who sign up pay the wholesale cost of the product — as well as the 88% state markup — and designate the liquor store where they want to pick up the goods. So what happened to the program? When the pandemic hit, the $645,000 that was tapped to create it was rescinded, putting the highly anticipated buying option on hold. Will lawmakers set aside money to fund the program this time? Or will other priorities take pr...