Data center backer says foes' wishes should be honored if efforts to challenge plans proceed

A member of the body that voted for the controversial Box Elder County data center plans thinks if foes' efforts to challenge the plans proceed, their wishes should be honored.

Utah raises weight cutoff that can drive up vehicle registration fees

Utah has changed how some heavy vehicles are taxed at registration, raising the cutoff from 12,000 pounds to 14,000 pounds. The change could save some owners hundreds of dollars.

With 2 years to go, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum prepares to make Olympic history

More than a century after it opened, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is preparing to make history once again.

The typical US home price is setting new records. But here's where people are paying a lot more

With the price of U.S. homes reaching an all-time high, just how expensive can the typical home be in some cities?

At Venice Beach skatepark, LA28's Olympic legacy begins long before the Games

As Los Angeles counts down to hosting the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, organizers said one of their biggest goals isn't simply putting on a successful sporting event.

Salt Lake City OKs $2M loan to help business owner drastically rebuild after Main Street fire

The owner of a Main Street building that was destroyed by a fire that broke out last summer is receiving a big financial boost from Salt Lake City as it looks to drastically rebuild the property.

Here's why Utah landed on this list of 10 worst places to live

Utah has ridden years of accolades for its business-friendly environment, so why was it ranked so low in a CNBC list of the "10 worst states to live in 2026"?

New York becomes the first state to impose a data center moratorium

New York became the first state on Tuesday to halt construction of large new data centers, imposing a one-year moratorium as various concerns grow.

Warsh says Fed has 'no tolerance' for high inflation but provides no hints on next move

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh pledged to make high inflation "a thing of the past" in his first congressional testimony Tuesday, yet provided no signal about his next steps.

Heat-related equipment failures leave thousands without power along Wasatch Front

Record-breaking temperatures put both residents and power infrastructure under strain, contributing to outages that left an estimated 13,000 people without electricity on Sunday.

Meta used AI to target workers with medical conditions for layoffs, lawsuit claims

Twenty-six former employees of Meta Platforms ​have filed a lawsuit accusing the company of using AI-powered software ‌that disproportionately targeted people for ​mass layoffs.

Consumer inflation slows more than expected in June

Consumer inflation slowed more than expected in June, but that will probably offer little ​comfort to households or rule out an interest rate increase from the Federal Reserve this year.

Utah's Hill Air Force Base welcomes its new commander

Just moments after assuming command of the 75th Air Base Wing Monday at Hill Air Force Base, Col. Eric Quidley was already eager to build on the momentum already existing at one of Utah's largest employers.

'Sacred,' 'pristine': Data center foes redouble calls to protect area where facility would be built

Foes of the Box Elder County data center proposal gave media representatives a tour of the area and redoubled their calls to protect the zone.