Katie McKellar
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Developer eyes ‘GoldMine’ data center project in Fairfield (opens the original)
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In the small Utah town of Fairfield with a population of roughly 180 people — near the border of Eagle Mountain, where some 65,000 people live — a developer wants to build a project named “GoldMine,” which could include hundreds of acres for another data center in the Cedar Valley. The “mixed-use industrial and technology development” to the west of Utah Lake has so far been envisioned to include 140 acres for “ranchette” rural homes on one- to three-acre lots, and about 80 acres of commercial l
Gov. Cox signs executive order aligning Utah with Trump’s addiction recovery initiative (opens the original)
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Shoulder to shoulder with leaders in the Trump administration, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Monday made Utah the first state to officially take action to join the White Houseâs national effort meant to reduce addiction, homelessness and serious mental illness. Kathryn Burgum, White House senior adviser for addiction and recovery who is married to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, sat next to Cox as he signed an executive order creating the Recovery Utah Initiative. The order directs state agencies
Utah election audit finds no ‘compliance issues’ in Weber or Davis Counties (opens the original)
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Photo by Spenser Heaps for Utah News Dispatch After years of close scrutiny and multiple audits, a new legislative audit says the office of Utah’s chief election official has been “diligent in improving” the state’s election system — but some county clerks “did not fully implement all changes” to their elections. Legislative auditors, according to the report released Tuesday, did an in-depth review of three counties: Utah, Wasatch and San Juan. Clerks overseeing those counties’ elections, audito
Utah election audit finds ‘compliance issues’ in Utah, Wasatch counties (opens the original)
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After years of close scrutiny and multiple audits, a new legislative audit says the office of Utah’s chief election official has been “diligent in improving” the state’s election system — but some county clerks “did not fully implement all changes” to their elections. Legislative auditors, according to the report released Tuesday, did an in-depth review of three counties: Utah, Wasatch and San Juan. Clerks overseeing those counties’ elections, auditors wrote, “can improve their efforts to follow
Utah governor says he’s ‘deeply troubled’ by Flock cameras, calls for review to protect privacy - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Amid growing apprehension around license plate cameras across the country — especially those that are part of the Flock Safety network — Utah Gov. Spencer Cox told reporters he shares concerns around privacy and whether those cameras are being misused. Cox’s comments came Thursday during a news conference hosted by PBS Utah, after a Utah News Dispatch reporter asked him about a recent investigation by the Utah Civic Compact. The nonprofit found that records of 10 Flock cameras installed in one U
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