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Utah lawmakers want a higher bar for ballot initiatives that raise taxes. Will voters sign off? (opens the original)
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A political issues committee launched a campaign on Monday urging Utah voters to reject a proposed constitutional amendment on their Nov. 3 ballot that would set a higher bar for ballot initiatives that raise taxes. Utah lawmakers earlier this year approved a resolution to put the proposed amendment to the Utah Constitution before voters, which will appear as Amendment B on Utahnsâ ballots when they start hitting mailboxes in about two weeks. If voters approve Amendment B, it would change th
UVU didn’t act in ‘wanton disregard’ leading up to Charlie Kirk shooting, independent review says (opens the original)
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Utah Valley University on Friday released a report detailing the findings of an independent, external review of the fatal shooting that killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk on its campus about a year ago. That review â commissioned by the university and conducted by a team of law enforcement and security specialists and attorneys â determined that âat no timeâ leading up to or after the shooting of Kirk âdid any employee or agent of UVU act in bad faith or in willful and wanton d
Senate confirms 2 more Utah Supreme Court justices, capping off era of change for the court (opens the original)
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The Utah Senate has confirmed two more new justices to the Utah Supreme Court, capping off an era of major changes to the stateâs highest court. The Senate on Wednesday voted 26-2 to consent to the appointments of 5th District Judge Matthew Bell and civil litigator Michael Menssen. The two men will fill vacancies created by longtime Chief Justice Matthew Durrantâs retirement and the resignation of former Justice Diana Hagen amid controversy. Bell and Menssenâs confirmations came after no
Utah election audit finds ‘compliance issues’ in 3 counties: Utah, Wasatch and San Juan (opens the original)
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After years of close scrutiny and multiple audits, a new legislative audit says the office of Utahâs chief election official has been âdiligent in improvingâ the stateâs election system â but some county clerks âdid not fully implement all changesâ 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 countiesâ elections, auditors wrote, âcan improve thei
Developer of Delta data center announces ‘revolutionary’ tech to turn natural gas into water (opens the original)
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Creekstone Energy, the company behind a huge data center campus being built near Delta in Millard County, has announced that itâs in the process of patenting a ârevolutionary technologyâ that can turn natural gas into water. The new technology â which the developer said can capture water vapor from the exhaust of Creekstoneâs own natural-gas-powered electricity generation and convert it into water â has been named GIGAWATER, which the company said is the âcenterpieceâ of its Pro
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