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The 'soothing' train ride Reba McEntire took with fiance Rex Linn

The 'soothing' train ride Reba McEntire took with fiance Rex Linn

Reba McEntire spoke with USA TODAY about her partnership with the Canyon Spirit train, and how she likes to travel.
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Proposed Pioneer Pipeline Expansion Through Summit County Raises Conservation Concerns

Proposed Pioneer Pipeline Expansion Through Summit County Raises Conservation Concerns

HF Sinclair is evaluating an expansion of its Pioneer Pipeline, a refined-fuel line connecting Sinclair, Wyoming, to Salt Lake City, Utah. This expansion, which would increase capacity by approximately 35,000 barrels per day, is the first phase of a larger western pipeline project intended to move more refined fuel into western markets. The proposed route through Summit County has raised questions, particularly concerning an existing easement that crosses the county-owned 910 Ranch, a property protected by a conservation easement. While an alternative route along Interstate 80 has been discussed, the county must balance its pipeline regulations with the conservation agreements governing the 910 Ranch. Utah Governor Spencer Cox's office has also announced efforts to encourage additional fuel infrastructure in the state, including legislation to streamline permitting for oil and gas infrastructure.
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Jackson Koivun, after Presidents Cup win, set for encore in Utah

Jackson Koivun, after Presidents Cup win, set for encore in Utah

By Field Level Media Oct 01 (Field Level Media) - Days after helping the U.S. team rally for a win in the Presidents Cup, Jackson Koivun is jumping right back in action, making his debut appearance in the Bank of Utah Championship.
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West Jordan Residents Report Significant Noise Impact from Nearby Data Center

West Jordan Residents Report Significant Noise Impact from Nearby Data Center

Residents in West Jordan, Utah, are expressing concerns about the noise pollution emanating from a nearby data center operated by Aligned Data Centers. Theresa Sorensen, a long-time resident, stated that she can hear the generators running in every room of her house. Another neighbor, Steve Ready, reported that the noise frequently wakes him up at night, describing it as a 'wind tunnel' or 'airplanes circling.' The Aligned Data Center campus spans approximately 55 acres. While a low hum is a constant presence, the noise intensifies significantly when the generators activate. Residents have lived in the area for decades and are now facing disruptions to their daily lives and sleep patterns due to the data center's operations. Aligned Data Centers has acknowledged the issue, stating they have implemented measures such as sound-reducing enclosures for their backup generators, which are primarily used for maintenance or emergencies.
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Casper College Interns Begin Semester at Oil City News, Gaining Journalism Experience

Casper College Interns Begin Semester at Oil City News, Gaining Journalism Experience

Oil City News has welcomed its first fall interns from Casper College, Ashlyn Cooper and Caleb Hill, who will be on staff until mid-November. Caleb Hill, an anthropology and English major from Salt Lake City, Utah, is driven by his interests in writing and archaeology. He joined the internship to explore career opportunities in writing and has been involved in various aspects of the newsroom, including working on a novel and engaging in paranormal research. Ashlyn Cooper, a Casper native majoring in English and psychology, developed her passion for these fields through studying sciences. She gained initial journalism experience in class before being connected with Oil City News by an English instructor. Cooper enjoys researching people and participating in community events, finding the fast-paced environment of reporting appealing. Both interns will cover beats as if they were full-time journalists and shadow other reporters, according to Klark Byrd, managing editor of Oil City News.
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Utah Enacts 2% Excise Tax on Digital Content Deemed Harmful to Minors

Utah Enacts 2% Excise Tax on Digital Content Deemed Harmful to Minors

Utah Enacts 2% Excise Tax on Digital Content Deemed Harmful to Minors
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Iliza Shlesinger Sets 2027 Tour (EXCLUSIVE)

Iliza Shlesinger Sets 2027 Tour (EXCLUSIVE)

Iliza Shlesinger is hitting the road in 2027. The comedian, actor and writer has announced the “Free Nights & Weekends Tour,” which kicks off on Jan. 22 at Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis and will make stops in Atlanta, San Antonio, Houston, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Grand Rapids, Detroit, New York City and more before wrapping up on […]
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Flooding Near Mt. Carmel Brings 10-Foot Waves

Flooding Near Mt. Carmel Brings 10-Foot Waves

Heavy storms in southern Utah have caused significant flooding near Mt. Carmel, with torrents of brown water resembling chocolate rushing down riverbanks. The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for the region starting at 6 a.m. on Monday, warning of excessive rainfall and potential flooding. The floodwaters, fueled by the storms, have been exacerbated by the lack of vegetation in areas affected by recent wildfires. This event is part of a broader pattern of severe weather linked to the El Niño cycle, which meteorologists predict will continue to bring intense storms through February 2027. The flooding has drawn attention due to its unusual appearance and the dramatic scale of the water flow.
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Valar Atomics Proposes Massive Nuclear-Powered Data Center on Utah Public Lands

Valar Atomics Proposes Massive Nuclear-Powered Data Center on Utah Public Lands

Valar Atomics, a startup, is planning to construct a large-scale nuclear-powered data center, dubbed "Project Beehive," on over 9,000 acres of federal land managed by the Bureau of Land Management near Price, Utah. The project also seeks to utilize approximately 650 acres of state land. This ambitious undertaking would involve the deployment of some 456 small nuclear reactors, alongside facilities for producing nuclear fuel and storing nuclear waste. The combined output of these reactors is projected to be around 9.6 gigawatts of power for the data centers, in addition to significant thermal heat for other industrial applications. To put this into perspective, the entire state of Utah currently generates about 4 gigawatts of electricity on average. The company's timeline suggests that non-nuclear construction could commence by the end of this year, with the first reactors becoming operational by 2028. Valar Atomics has been a proponent of nuclear regulatory reforms and has benefited from changes implemente...
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Memphis People in Business for Oct. 1, 2026

Memphis People in Business for Oct. 1, 2026

A look at promotions, hirings, movers and newsmakers in the Memphis area business scene
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77K cans of 7Up Zero Sugar soda recalled for containing full sugar

77K cans of 7Up Zero Sugar soda recalled for containing full sugar

Some 7Up soda has been recalled over undeclared sugar. See affected products.
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Walker Kessler was ‘determined’ to leave the Utah Jazz one way or another

Walker Kessler was ‘determined’ to leave the Utah Jazz one way or another

A new report gives insight to Walker Kessler’s mindset during free agency