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Lonestar state to a bunch of boisterous fans. David murphy is here and matt has the roads. Reporter were looking at the big board, but were having issues with the big board. Were looking at patchy ice and temperatures are near freezing and theres the possibility of patchy ice on untreated surfaces and sidewalks and side streets. Be careful as you head out this morning. As we look at the greater outdoors were looking at clouds across the region and theres snow showers popping up north of philadelphia, probably changing to rain showers in closer to the city. They are not going to be around much ...

SALT LAKE CITY — A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that an exploratory project for helium can proceed in Utah's Emery County, rejecting claims by the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance that federal land managers failed to appropriately weigh its potential impacts. Specifically, Judge Rudolph Contreras said the benefits of the Bowknot Project next to the Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness outweigh any potential environmental impacts because of the supply shortage of helium, a critical gas widely used in medical technology such as magnetic resonance imaging as well as computer hard drives, airbags and...

1 Min Read A federal judge in Washington D.C. on Tuesday denied a bid by environmental groups to halt the Bureau of Land Management from authorizing rights-of-way for helium drilling in a protected Utah wilderness area, where the groups say the agency failed to properly assess the drilling’s environmental impacts. U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras denied the motion for a restraining order and preliminary injunction by the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, the Natural Resources Defense Council and others, reasoning that the plaintiffs had not shown that the planned construction work by ...