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Business & DevelopmentAs Local Businesses Adopt Artificial Intelligence, a New Approach Suggests Tracking How Quickly Employees Become Capable, Rather Than Just Efficiency Gains.
City & CountyFormer Employees, Volunteers, and Rescue Personnel Have Voiced Concerns About Animal Treatment and Management Practices at the Weber County Shelter, While Other Volunteers Note Improvements.
Schools & Weber StateVolunteers Are Providing Crucial One-On-One Reading Support to Students Across Ten Elementary Schools, Addressing a Key Priority for the Ogden School District.
Outdoors & ResortsState Agencies Checked Over 9,000 Boats and Paddleboards Over Labor Day Weekend to Protect Local Water Bodies From Destructive Organisms.
Local NewsUtahns Can Now Use an Online Platform to Authenticate Legal Documents for Use in Countries Worldwide, Streamlining Processes for Adoption, Marriage, Education, and Business Abroad.
Outdoors & ResortsA University of Utah Team Utilized a New 3d Technique to Measure 1.5 Million Cubic Meters of Ice, Highlighting Its Potential Importance for Utah's Water Supply.
Business & DevelopmentFood Trucks, Like Hooper's Southern Heights Bbq, Are Adapting to Increased Diesel, Gas, and Ingredient Expenses, Impacting Their Ability to Profit at Local Events.
Local NewsNeighbors in Millville Provided Critical Support to Help a Local Family Purchase a Wheelchair-Accessible Vehicle for Their Son Living with Cerebral Palsy.
Local NewsThe Utah Division of Consumer Protection Has Agreed to a Temporary Pause on Enforcing a New Law Against Aylo Freesites, Pornhub's Parent Company, While Litigation Over the State's Adult Content Restrictions Continues.
Business & DevelopmentLegislative Changes Nearly Two Decades Ago Ended Reporting Requirements, Leaving the State Unable to Assess the Financial Impact of Sales Tax Breaks for Data Centers.
Public SafetyThe Financial Crimes Intelligence Center Will Coordinate Investigations Across the State to Tackle Sophisticated Fraud, a Problem That Cost Utahns $108 Million Last Year.
Local NewsApproved Visitors with TSA Precheck Can Now Apply for Free Passes to Meet or See Off Travelers Directly at the Gate, According to the Transportation Security Administration.
Weather & RoadsAs the Great Salt Lake Recedes, Its Exposed Lake Bed Releases Dust Laden with Heavy Metals and Radioactive Elements Into the Air, Raising Long-Term Health Concerns for Millions Living Along the Wasatch Front.
