‘Trash soup’ fills this old landfill after storms. The Inland Port plans to clean it up.
The Utah Inland Port Authority has purchased an old Salt Lake City landfill and has promised to clean up the toxic site.
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Using less salt has a big positive impact on our waterways
Salt in the rivers eventually flows into Lake Michigan, our source of drinking ... Less salt is better for the environment, the budget and even for the plans on campus since adding brine to ...
St. Petersburg plans to purchase $2.9M Salt Creek property for preserve
The city will purchase the property using Weeki Wachee funding. St. Petersburg bought the 440-acre recreation area in ...
The man who led Salt Lake’s Olympic bid is changing roles to bring in younger leaders. Here’s who is in charge now.
Salt Lake City Olympic bid team coalesces into an Olympic host committee. Here's what you need to know about their vision for ...
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Billboards across Salt Lake valley show alarming health of Great Salt Lake
Grow the Flow, a Utah-based water policy and advocacy non-profit group, has placed billboards throughout Salt Lake County, ...
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Salt Lake City is getting a new TRAX line, and existing routes will see changes. Here’s where.
The new train is expected to roll in by 2032, and UTA plans to change the routes of its existing Red, Green and Blue TRAX lines — adding new destinations while making Salt Lake City’s light ...
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Salt Lake County closer to moving operations with legislative effort
MIDVALE — Salt Lake County is another step closer to moving its operations to Overstock's old headquarters next year. The Utah House of Representatives voted unanimously Monday to approve HB55 ...
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Smith’s Ballpark redevelopment plans announced
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced that they have picked the "adaptive reuse" plan to overhaul the Smith's ...
Utah bill would ban Pride flags in public schools but allow Nazi flags for educational use
According to the Utah bill, only approved flags would be allowed on government property: state, federal, military, Native American and schools.