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Animal welfare groups criticize response to bird flu outbreak at Utah mink farm (opens the original)
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After reports of a bird flu outbreak at a mink farm in Utah emerged, animal welfare advocates are describing the stateâs response to it as âdangerously lax.â Details about the outbreak are still publicly unclear. A spokesperson for the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food said that âdue to the limited reach and ongoing nature of the outbreak, we are unable to answer some questions that are too specific about the case in order to protect the privacy of the producer.â However, records
Trevor Lee resigns from Utah House as AG charges him with fraud (opens the original)
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Photo by Spenser Heaps for Utah News Dispatch Trevor Lee, a Republican representative from Layton and one of the most controversial figures in the Utah Legislature, has resigned after being charged with fraud on Monday. Lee is facing four felony charges in 3rd District Court after being accused of forging employment documents to obtain a home loan, according to court documents filed by the Utah Attorney General’s Office. Lee said in a prepared statement sent through the House of Representatives
Utah’s new veterans cemetery receives federal funding to pay for its first phase (opens the original)
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The development of a planned veterans cemetery in Utah is advancing, now with funding from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The federal agencyâs National Cemetery Administration announced it awarded $16.5 million for two Utah projects, to help establish the Northern Utah Veterans Cemetery in Washington Terrace, and to expand the Utah Veterans Cemetery and Memorial Park in Bluffdale. SUBSCRIBE: GET THE MORNING HEADLINES DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX. The new cemetery is expected to cover 75
With demographic dip in sight, Utah universities prepare for budget impacts (opens the original)
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This file photo shows Utah Tech University's Eccles Fine Arts Building at Utah Tech University, St. George, Utah, March 27, 2024. Universities across the country are preparing for a major threat: a demographic dip in traditional college-aged people and a drop in the publicâs confidence in higher education. Utah, according to a new report, is faring better than the national average. Still, that existential hazard persists in the state, and fiscal analysts are bracing for a future budget impact.
New courses are in the works at University of Utah amid state’s push for nuclear energy (opens the original)
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For University of Utah students, a nuclear engineering track had to do more with healthcare technology and less with the nuclear reactors that Utah elected officials keep mentioning in their speeches when debating energy abundance. But, amid that big push to make the state a major piece in the nuclear energy space, the curriculum is about to change. The universityâs academic senate has approved a revision of the nuclear engineering minor core courses, putting the updated curriculum on track to
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