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Most Utahns want Trump’s cuts to Bears Ears, Grand Staircase reversed, survey finds
A new survey of Utah voters found most respondents support national monuments and believe Native American tribes should have a strong role in public land management.
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The Council set public hearing dates for proposed updates to utility impact fees, discussed efforts to expand housing options, approved an extension of the Hoyt Place zoning change, and received briefings on wetland preservation and electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
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Children believed to be ages 3 and 6 ran out of their apartment, hysterical and screaming for their mother, on July 25 because their apartment had filled with smoke, according to documents filed in 8th District Court in Vernal. "A neighbor responded and went in to find the stove had been left on at a high temperature.
Time is running out to save $10 on your Swiss Days 5K registration! Early bird pricing of just $18 ends September 11th - after that, registration increases to $28.
The South Jordan Mayor and City Council members may attend a VIP breakfast and museum tour on September 10, 2026. According to a September 8 notice, no motions or actions will be taken during the event.