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Utah lawmakers ‘impressed’ by university budget cuts. Now, school leaders say they will do reviews more often.

Overall, across the eight public colleges and universities in the state, schools slashed $60.5 million, discontinued 271 degrees and certificates, and eliminated 412 positions.

Higher ed reallocations: Utah’s college presidents present strategic reinvestment plans to lawmakers

State-mandated reallocation plans are designed to place budget dollars where they will be best utilized — but the process has prompted academic disruption and job losses.
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How to find Prodigy Brewing's "What the Helle?" lager for Utah's hottest summer days

What's next: After hiring a new brewer this summer, Prodigy is building up its inventory and could start distributing its "small beers" like the helles in grocery stores and gas stations in a few months, pub manager Alexis Mabey told Axios.

A company paid membership fees for Utah lawmakers to join a conservative group. It got this in exchange.

As Utah expands energy production, EnerguySolutions is buying lawmakers memberships to ALEC, a conservative group pushing policy in nuclear’s direction.
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Conservationists bring public lands podcast tour to Utah

A coalition of environmental organizations is calling attention to what it describes as attacks on public lands, with a tour through the West that arrives in Utah this week. Why it matters: From wildfires to proposed land sales,

Deaf Utah man missing for almost one week, family asks for help

Ty Webster, 38, went missing on Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2025. He was last seen around 3:30 p.m. in Ogden wearing a dark gray Precision Auto t-shirt, long jeans, work boots, and a dark hat.

‘Major holes in our system’: How a Utah family’s housing and medical needs are falling through the cracks

A Utah family with complex medical needs is facing homelessness and limited housing options as gaps in the health care and shelter system leave them in limbo.
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