Improving ozone levels in the Basin
Because of cold winter temperatures and pollutant emissions from both businesses and citizens, air quality can reach dangerous levels.
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Fire destroys two Roosevelt businesses (updated)
Two Roosevelt businesses went up in flames in a pre-dawn blaze Friday morning. Marsen Furniture lost the appliance, mattress and kitchen furniture section of its store and Second Time Around vintage/variety store was a complete loss.
Local attorney under investigation
Vernal City police served a search warrant at the law office of Dennis L. Judd, a prominent local attorney, March 15.
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Facing the future with confidence
In the face of widespread economic strain, national conflicts and social unrest, surveys indicate that confidence in the future is at an all-time low in many countries, including the United States.
Group seeks flag ballot referendum
Voters looking to call attention to perceived flaws in the process that led to the selection of Utah’s new state flag are looking to take the question to the voters.
Johnson leaves USD for UBTech
The Uintah School District announced that business administrator Jason Johnson will be leaving at the end of April to become the next vice president of administrative services at UBTech.
USU studies atmospheric oxidized mercury
Utah State University Uintah Basin researchers have been working together with researchers in Slovenia to better assess atmospheric oxidized mercury measurements.
Conservation Corps summer work
The Utah Conservation Corps, in partnership with the Ashley National Forest, is advertising for 24 corpsmember crew positions.
Fire destroys two businesses in Roosevelt
Two Roosevelt businesses went up in flames in a pre-dawn blaze Friday morning.