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Valar Atomics proposal for a natural gas plant and dozens of small nuclear reactors at an energy and data centers campus is up before the planning commission in Carbon County on Thursday. (Valar Atomics, Trust Lands Administration) The site Valar Atomics has leased from the state Trust Lands Administration for an energy and data center campus is shown near Wellington.
The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States, at the Main Entrance of the Carbon County Courthouse Complex located at 120 E. Alger, on March 9, 2016, and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Carbon County, State of Utah on March 9, 2016, as Entry no.
The Carbon County Planning Commission will hold a special meeting on Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, to consider a conditional use permit for a large-scale industrial project. The proposed Raceway Energy Campus includes nuclear energy, manufacturing, and data center facilities.
In only its second year back from an extended hiatus, Carbon County's Black Diamond Rodeo has reached the summit, earning the 2026 PRCA Utah Small Rodeo of the Year. The recognition arrives following a runner-up finish in 2025. This honor stands out as this award is not voted on by a panel of judges or rodeo organizers; instead, it is selected by the rodeo participants themselves.
The Carbon County Airport will host its first-ever 1940s Hangar Hop on Saturday, November 14, bringing the community together to honor veterans with an evening of live music, dancing, food, and historical displays. The event will run from 6 to 10 p.m., with gates opening at 5:30 p.m.
CARBON/EMERY COUNTIES – This holiday season, ETV News is partnering with local businesses to share the true spirit of Thanksgiving with the Feast for Every Family program. The program provides free Thanksgiving meals to families in Carbon and Emery counties who could use extra support this year.
PRICE – The Carbon County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of TT Mechanics with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 4. TT Mechanics is a locally owned mobile repair business serving Carbon and Emery Counties. Owner and mechanic Thomas Zmuda has been turning wrenches since he was 14 years old.
In many ways, this has been a season from hell for the Utah Jazz. Utah sits at the bottom of the Western Conference with one of the worst starts in franchise history. The Jazz’s record sits at 1-11 following Wednesday’s 123-108 loss to the Magic.
SALT LAKE CITY — A proposal to expand housing options within residential zones in Salt Lake City was met with fierce opposition from dozens of residents during a meeting on Tuesday. And even some of its larger supporters have a bone to pick with a new provision that city leaders are currently leaning toward.
The forthcoming changes in the LDS Church's youth program provide more meaningful participation in the faith for Young Men than Young Women, and that could affect retention. So argues a Latter-day Saint blogger.
When the blue wave swept most of the country and splashed through Utah, the most senior Republican on the Salt Lake County Council spent the evening with Democrats. Dea Theodore, who represents Sandy, most of Draper and parts of Midvale and Cottonwood Heights, wanted to get to know her new colleagues.
Orem police arrested two men in January for using psychedelic mushrooms. Now one of them is threatening to sue, arguing the mushrooms were part of a religious ceremony and the police interfered with their faith.
SALT LAKE CITY — A bipartisan coalition of advocacy groups, lawmakers and law enforcement partners is working on legislation aimed at regulating how automatic license plate reader systems are used in Utah. The effort is ongoing as, just this week, the KSL Investigators uncovered the first publicly known case of misuse of the technology by law enforcement in Utah.