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The National Weather Service rated the September 18th tornado as an EF-2. It set a state record for the widest tornado at 1.1 miles. It also traveled up, over, and down the mountain by Francis Peak.
u/helix400 — 13 days ago
Video of the Davis County tornado traveling up the Wasatch Mountains. (Video courtesy of TJ Ward and linked by KSL)
u/Dangerous_Finding_80 — 26 days ago
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FrontRunner double-tracking project is now closer to receiving $1.3B federal grant
ksl.comu/helix400 — 2 months ago
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Valley Fair Mall employee stabbed by man allegedly targeting Muslims
ksl.comu/helix400 — 3 months ago
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1st District Democratic voters easily hand Ben McAdams a primary win
kuer.orgu/helix400 — 4 months ago
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Arrest made in connection to West Point shooting that killed 71-year-old veteran
ksl.comu/helix400 — 4 months ago
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Like many hot topics, this one is getting numerous submissions all related to the same core issue. We've had blog articles, open letters, videos, calls for protests, and other commentary. This megathread was created to place all that information.
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u/SnooAdvice8561 posted: Owner of J&J Nursery in Layton on MIDA Board for Box Elder Data Center, with this accompanying image:
u/stephenforslc posted this video with the title Utah's trend of giving billionaires anything they ask for needs to end: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX9y_c_ps-i/
u/Independent-Low-1769 and u/R_U_G_I_D both posted this SL Trib story: Box Elder voters may have chance to overturn decision on ‘hyperscale’ data center project, clerk says
u/helix400 — 5 months ago