After three-straight trips to the state final with a runner-up finish, the Morgan girls volleyball team submitted the mountain for the 20th time in school history.
To combat a dwindling desert bighorn sheep population, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and Nevada Department of Wildlife last week announced a partnership with the Skyrider Wilderness Ranch on a conservation initiative to protect the animals from diseases and restore desert bighorn sheep populations to the Beehive State.\n
Apologize for the united states, the last administration. a key piece of the hundred of billions to fighting climate change in biden two signature legislative packages back home. those bills are far from finalized but a potential breakthrough is creating new optimism. house progressives signal that they support the latest framework for the build back better package and while there are still a number of sticking points an agreement could free up the smaller bipartisan infrastructure bill for a house vote potentially even this week so let s go right to phil factually live in scott lapd and lauren fox on capitol hill. few people doubt that the president s personal dedication to this summit, it is quite a change from his predecessor s but in terms of tangible results what has he been able to commit to in front of his international counterparts without that passed legislation? reporter: you know, i think, biona, when you talk to white
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When Utah lawmakers had the chance to kick the tires on a new privacy program the Census Bureau is planning for the 2020 data, what they found was troubling.
A test in February on a version of the program that was run on 2010 census numbers produced a major distortion of what cities and towns in rural Utah look like. The populations in the tiny towns of Tabiona and Alton were shrunk to less than half their actual sizes. Twenty cities overall saw 20 percent or more of their inhabitants wiped away, and the state incurred a net population loss of nearly 15,000. The smallest town in Utah, the former mining town of Scofield, saw its inhabitants double from 24 to 52.