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Lagoon opened last weekend. Here's 5 things to know.

The Salt Lake Tribune) Churchill Junior High School students Alice Vietti, front, Paige Bolingbroke, top and Diane Van, right, wear accelerometers on their wrists as they measure the force they...

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Former Interior official says drought will force hard choices

The annual spring runoff conference unfolding Wednesday at Utah State University comes during a Utah snowpack season in which runoff will be greatly diminished and drought dominates the conversation....

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Current drought the driest period in 1,200 years, speaker says

Courtesy of Utah State University UC-Berkeley professor Lynn Ingram, right, keynote speaker at Utah State University's Spring Runoff Conference, answers a question following her address, "The West...

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Harry Reid Fast Facts

Education: Southern Utah State College, A.S., 1959; Utah State University, B.S., 1961; George Washington School of Law, J.D., 1964 Other Facts: The office of Senate Majority Leader is the highest...

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Cache Valley Electric Celebrates 100-Year Mark

In 1915, Henry F. Laub founded Cache Valley Electric in the once small town of Logan, Utah. The young company soon provided an electrical wiring system for its first major client at the Utah State...

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Preparation for the liberation of Passover

The clattering of rolling pins slowed as a local youth rabbi explained the next step in the matzah dough-making process. One must smell it and one must "qualify nose for the job," Rabbi Avremi Zippel...

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Two voices, one human experience

Whether you're someone concerned with social issues who hasn't had much exposure to opera, or an opera buff who hasn't given much thought to transgender issues, a performance on the Utah State...

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Rolly: The "bill of bills" had plenty of last-minute gifts for those in charge

They came out of the final budget bill completed by the Legislature's Joint Executive Appropriations Committee, dubbed the Bill of Bills. While some lawmakers are considering future legislation to...

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Letter: Kansas should turn natural resources into power

The study conducted by Randy Simmons, the "Charles G. Koch" Professor at Utah State University and a major recipient of funding from the fossil fuel industry billionaires, and his colleague contains...

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USU Researcher Lands Air Force Grant To Build Smarter Antenna

All the amazing functions of your smart phone or tablet would be useless without the tiny antennas inside that receive and transmit information. Despite their modern design and capabilities, today's...

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Foundation wants high school grads to stay local for college

Tooele County's education community is putting money behind the statement that local high school seniors don't have to leave home to attend college.The Tooele Education Foundation announced last week...

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Two voices, one human experience: Opera at Utah State portrays transgender...

Whether you're someone concerned with social issues who hasn't had much exposure to opera, or an opera buff who hasn't given much thought to transgender issues, a performance on the Utah State...

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Women's conference highlighted by DiCaro, Kirby

Carbon County native, Sophia DiCaro, and Salt Lake Tribune columnist, Robert Kirby, will keynote USU Eastern's 36th annual Women's Conference on Friday, April 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Jennifer...

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High expectations again for Lady Braves

The Lady Braves' list this year features the inclusion of two Australian Opals squad members in Kelly Wilson and Tessa Lavey. Wilson has spent the past three years in the SEABL with Knox, while Lavey...

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Randy Simmons: Consequences...

In today's edition of the Heartland Daily Podcast, Managing Editor of Environment and Climate News H. Sterling Burnett talks with Randy Simmons. Simmons is a professor of economics at Utah State...

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Former Utah fraternity president facing felony sex abuse charge

A felony charge was filed Friday against a former Utah State University fraternity president accused of sexually abusing a woman at a party. Ryan Wray, 26, was charged with second-degree felony...

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Ryan Wray, ex-Utah State University frat president, charged with sexual abuse

'Citizens, you will elect me!' Hillary Clinton gets skewered by SNL as she prepares to launch her second run for president today Two-year-old boy falls into cheetah enclosure after his mother dangled...

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Utah students pay hundreds in fees to pay for sports, new buildings

Utah students and their families will pay more next year for the nonacademic costs of college: new gyms, buildings, sports with no ticket revenue and health services, among others. Utah State...

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Utah State University asks faculty to justify pay increase

Speaking Monday to faculty and staff in the university's college of humanities and social sciences, Utah State University president Stan Albrecht and provost Noelle Cockett encouraged college and...

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Precision Application readay for your on farm fertilizer needs

The Emery County Business Chamber hosted a ribbon cutting for a new business in Ferron. Precision Application is a new business operated by Brooks Behling.

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