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American Red Cross of Utah shares low-cost, no-cost ways to prepare for disasters
8+ hour, 2+ min ago (744+ words) Emergencies can happen at any time, often with little or no warning. Being prepared helps mitigate risks, minimizes the impact of a disaster and helps speed up recovery. National Preparedness Month tips show how items already at home, supplies from…...
Thrive Advances NextGen Platform with Enhanced Security Architecture Powered by Elastic and Cato Networks
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (106+ words) As part of this investment, Thrive has enhanced the technology foundation of its Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service with Elastic, strengthening how security data is collected, analyzed, and prioritized across customer environments. The enhanced platform enables Thrive to: These…...
Mount Zion brings flooding concerns before city council
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (1429+ words) ATHENS, Ohio — Athens City Council at its meeting Tuesday night heard from three representatives of the Mount Zion Black Cultural Center asking the city to fix serious flooding problems. Mount Zion Director Susan Righi said “a river” of flood water…...
AIB Data Centers releases investor presentation, details 65 MW contracted power and $52.8M cash
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (95+ words) TradingView AIB Data Centers releases investor presentation, details 65 MW contracted power and $52.8M cash AIB Data Centers disclosed an investor presentation highlighting 65 MW of contracted power under a 15-year ESA and a strengthened balance sheet with $52.8M cash. - Released investor presentation outlining…...
With eyes on the Great Salt Lake, water conservation advocates will remove Governor???s Mansion turf
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (431+ words) The lawn at the Utah Governor’s Mansion will become undone on Friday at the hands of water conservation advocates and public employees to make space for water-wise and pollinator-friendly plants amid one the most severe droughts the state has recorded....
South Dakota’s Badlands Are Disappearing an Inch Every Year - Tomorrow's World Today®
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (452+ words) Explore Badlands National Park, a stunning landscape of colorful cliffs, canyons, and ancient environmental history. If you drive across South Dakota, you get used to seeing flat, green prairie in every direction. But eventually, the grass just stops. The ground…...
Salt Lake City Water, Sewer Impact Fee Increase 2026
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (161+ words) According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s QuickFacts, Salt Lake County had 1,029,655 residents in the April 1, 2010, census, providing a historical baseline for the region’s growth. Under the Utah Impact Fees Act, local Impact Fee Facilities Plans must evaluate utility system capacity and…...
Lion Flow Launches Website to Help Northern Utah Homeowners Prevent Ice Dams
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (201+ words) Northern Utah company unveils a website dedicated to professional heat tape and ice dam prevention services across the Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back. Ogden, UT · United States (PRUnderground) September 9, 2026 "Heat tape isn't something most homeowners think about until winter weather…...
Company believes drone cloud seeding tech could help restore the Great Salt Lake in the future
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (388+ words) SALT LAKE CITY — As the well-publicized woes of the Great Salt Lake continue to deepen with receding water levels within range of all-time lows, a California-based company believes its next-generation cloud seeding technology may be part of the solution in…...
Rail plan will likely boost homeless problems, crime
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (100+ words) Pauls Valley Daily Democrat In multiple states, failing large-scale public transit projects have produced demands for state-taxpayer-funded bailouts This has happened in California, New York, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, to name just a few.ThatâÂÂs why all Oklahomans should…...