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How Salt Lake travelers feel about TSA's new Gateside program (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Kristi Johnson spent her Wednesday morning at the Salt Lake City airport, waiting to pick up her son who was returning from a three-week trip to Argentina. While her son deplaned and made his way through the airport, Johnson sat on a bench outside the security checkpoint, thinking about another time when she waited to see her son after a long flight from Argentina: the day he returned from his two-year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Today, she was h
Sen. Curtis talks public transit expansion ahead of temple open house and Olympics (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — As Utah prepares to host millions of visitors for the Salt Lake Temple open house and the 2034 Winter Olympics, its railways are undergoing a major change. The Federal Transit Administration recently approved the FrontRunner 2X project to enter the engineering phase, moving it one step closer to securing nearly $1.3 billion in federal funding. The project will add 26.1 miles of double tracks in 11 locations in Utah, which would support trains running every 15 minutes during high
Meet the Idaho man bringing pioneer history to life (opens the original)
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BOISE, Idaho — Saved on Jerry Eichhorst's computer in his Boise home is an Excel spreadsheet with a project he's been working on for three decades. "You can see I've got a lot of different things in here," he said, pointing to the list of almost 3,000 rows. "I've got a lot of work to do to compile all these." What kind of a collection lies in the color-coded lines on his screen? Each row in Eichhorst's spreadsheet records the diary entries of a pioneer who traveled across the Oregon and Californ
Report: Utah among 12 states whose water infrastructure was targeted by Iran (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — At least a dozen states have recently reported incidents of "malicious" cybersecurity attacks on water and wastewater infrastructure, and Utah is one of them. The FBI and EPA issued a public announcement concerning malicious cyber actors "remotely tamper(ing) with device configurations," resulting in "a loss of monitoring and control functionality." An intelligence note reviewed by ABC News said public safety officials in Utah "identified targeted reconnaissance" against the sta
Women's Leadership Institute of Utah changes name to Sego Leadership (opens the original)
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WEST JORDAN — The Women's Leadership Institute of Utah, an organization that advocates for women in leadership positions, is rebranding to become known as Sego Leadership. The change is meant to distinguish the group from similar organizations and cater more to a Utah-based audience. "The Sego Lily is a Utah flower, and we are a Utah company. Not only are we based here, but we focus mainly on Utah problems," Jen Hunsaker, the organization's director of marketing and communications, told the Dese
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