At Utah’s old prison site, the public wants parks, transit and housing

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) A flock of geese fly over the Utah State Prison as the Oquirrh Mountains are lit up by the rising sun on Wed. Sept. 19, 2018.

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At Utah’s old prison site, the public wants parks, transit and housing

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Are Latter-day Saints Christian? The U.S. Defense Department doesn’t appear to think so.

2

After months of debate, Antelope Data Center moves forward in southern Utah

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A major transit gap isolates one of Utah’s fastest-growing places from the Wasatch Front. Here’s how that could change.

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Remember that purported photo of LDS Church founder Joseph Smith? See who owns it now.

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How much did Utah’s record-warm winter hurt skiing? The numbers are in.

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