Changes are coming to Utah power company’s contracts with AI centers, but not its rate structure
Finding ways to feed power-hungry AI centers in Utah has been on the state government’s mind for a while.
With a good snowpack and federal funds, officials feel hopeful about Great Salt Lake
The federal government will unfreeze $50 million in funds that the Biden administration had originally awarded Utah.
Two California bills seek to charge oil and gas companies for climate change
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Opponent calls Montana resolution 'slap in the face' to public land owners
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Legislación de Nevada ampliaría el acceso lingüístico de los votantes
Los defensores del derecho al voto en Nevada estan buscando apoyo para un proyecto de ley que amplie el acceso linguistico para los votantes durante las elecciones.
Nevada legislation would expand voter language access
Nevada voting rights advocates are rallying support for a bill to expand language access for voters during elections.
Cox vetoes bill that would have given governor power over appointing Utah chief justice
Utah Governor Spencer Cox vetoed a controversial bill Tuesday that would have given him the power to appoint the chief justice.
Kansas Legislature overrides governor’s veto of bill to limit advance voting
Senate Bill 4 moves the deadline for counting mail-in ballots to 7 p.m. on Election Day.
NOAA staff cuts could affect Colorado wildfire, avalanche, flash flood warnings
The Trump administration wants to cut up to 20 percent of NOAA's staff, more than 1,000 jobs.
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