Today from Salt Lake Tribune

Are these Utah developers unconstitutionally governing their own project? A judge is about to weigh in.

— A pending court ruling could determine whether developers of the Echo Canyon project in Kane County retain government authority over their development, raising constitutional questions about the transfer of land-use…

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As ICE expands, Utah law enforcement leaders worry some residents are avoiding police altogether — and not reporting crimes

— Utah law enforcement leaders are worried that residents, particularly immigrants, are avoiding police due to fear of immigration enforcement by ICE. Examples include Spanish Fork Police Chief Matthew Johnson, who…

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509 Utahns told us their hopes and concerns for Great Salt Lake. Do you feel the same?

— A survey of 509 Utahns reveals widespread concern about the declining levels of the Great Salt Lake, with respondents calling for long-term solutions, increased water conservation, and government action. Many worry…

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Is God making a comeback with young adults? Survey shows a return to religion. Here’s what that looks like in Utah.

— A national survey and interviews with Utah faith leaders suggest a growing trend of young adults returning to religion, with examples from Utah's Presbyterian, Jewish, and Islamic communities showing increased…

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Letter: Brazil has provided a warning. Will America learn from it?

— The article warns that Brazil's political turmoil, including challenges to election results and threats to democratic institutions, mirrors concerns in the U.S., urging Utah officials like Sen. Mike Lee to uphold…