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U.S. Road Trip Destinations Highlighted for Diverse Travel Experiences

U.S. Road Trip Destinations Highlighted for Diverse Travel Experiences

U.S. Road Trip Destinations Highlighted for Diverse Travel Experiences
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KFC's First Franchise Opened in Utah in 1952

KFC's First Franchise Opened in Utah in 1952

Kentucky Fried Chicken, widely known as KFC, began its journey not as a massive corporation, but as the vision of one man, Colonel Harland Sanders....
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New York State and Airbnb Partner to Promote State Cider Industry Through 'NY State of Cider' Campaign

New York State and Airbnb Partner to Promote State Cider Industry Through 'NY State of Cider' Campaign

New York State and Airbnb Partner to Promote State Cider Industry Through 'NY State of Cider' Campaign
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U.S. Luxury Hotels Recognized for Exceptional Stays by Michelin Guide

U.S. Luxury Hotels Recognized for Exceptional Stays by Michelin Guide

U.S. Luxury Hotels Recognized for Exceptional Stays by Michelin Guide
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Utah prosecutors say DNA evidence doesn't match man who spent decades on death row

Utah prosecutors say DNA evidence doesn't match man who spent decades on death row

Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty in the upcoming trial against a 71-year-old Utah man who spent decades on death row for a 1985 killing that he says he didn’t commit
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Outdoor Recreation Workforce Consortium Proposes Policies to Strengthen U.S. Outdoor Workforce

Outdoor Recreation Workforce Consortium Proposes Policies to Strengthen U.S. Outdoor Workforce

The Outdoor Recreation Workforce Consortium has released new policy recommendations aimed at bolstering America's 5.2 million-strong outdoor workforce. These policies advocate for the formal recognition of outdoor recreation as a distinct workforce sector within federal and state systems. This recognition would ensure the industry is appropriately categorized in workforce development programs, occupational classifications, and economic development initiatives. The consortium, which includes over 30 colleges, universities, and trade schools, developed these recommendations with input from industry leaders. The goal is to establish a foundation for improved workforce data, targeted training programs, and more accurate labor market analysis. The recommendations also emphasize creating robust career pathways for young people and early-career professionals, including enhanced internship programs, youth corps initiatives, and partnerships between government agencies, educational institutions, and non-profit orga...
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Utah Mink Farm Experiences First Documented HPAI Outbreak in U.S. Captive Mink, Raising Public Health Concerns

Utah Mink Farm Experiences First Documented HPAI Outbreak in U.S. Captive Mink, Raising Public Health Concerns

New documents obtained by the Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) from the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF) confirm the first documented outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), or H5N1, in captive mink in the United States. The outbreak occurred on a Utah mink farm in August, with animals 'dying slowly' and the farm expecting to lose 80% of its mink. The records suggest that neither UDAF nor the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) had a response plan for such an event. Important biosecurity measures, such as placing the farm under quarantine, were not implemented. UDAF officials expressed uncertainty about protocol and decided against quarantine, reasoning that 'nothing live leaves the [farm],' a rationale that overlooks risks from farm workers, equipment, wild animals, and potential escapes. As of September 4, the USDA had not urgently responded to UDAF's request for emergency vaccination authorization.
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Congressman Mike Kennedy Advocates for Rural Healthcare in Washington

Congressman Mike Kennedy Advocates for Rural Healthcare in Washington

Congressman Mike Kennedy, a family physician and former Utah legislator, is actively working to ensure that federal healthcare policies in Washington D.C. better serve Utah's hospitals and patients, particularly those in rural areas. Kennedy emphasizes bringing Utah's collaborative and practical approach to federal policymaking. He highlights that many existing healthcare systems are outdated and contribute to higher costs and confusing regulations, making it difficult for providers to focus on patient care. His priorities include protecting rural hospitals, streamlining healthcare systems for patients, removing barriers to federal resources, combating fraud, and fostering bipartisan relationships to achieve practical results. Kennedy advocates for stronger Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement for rural facilities, acknowledging that lower patient volumes do not diminish the importance or operating costs of maintaining essential care in these communities. He also addresses the $50 billion Rural Health Trans...
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Texas Small Towns Offer Diverse Weekend Retreat Experiences

Texas Small Towns Offer Diverse Weekend Retreat Experiences

Texas Small Towns Offer Diverse Weekend Retreat Experiences
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Outbound Park City Hotel Announces Early 2027 Opening in Utah

Outbound Park City Hotel Announces Early 2027 Opening in Utah

Outbound Park City Hotel Announces Early 2027 Opening in Utah
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Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement

Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement

Illinois Seeks Buyer for Tyson Foods Beef Plant Following Closure Announcement
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2350 East Slingshot Way in Photos

2350 East Slingshot Way in Photos

The brand-new home new Park City, Utah, comes fully furnished with access to Talisker Club’s four destinations for golf, skiing, dining, and outdoor recreation.