The Byway — As Utah’s 2025 legislative session trots along, Southern Utahns might keep an eye on eight bills for water, agriculture, and public lands.
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The Byway — On January 13, the U.S. Supreme Court denied Utah’s lawsuit over the 18.5 million acres of public unappropriated BLM lands in the state.
by Abbie Call — The Byway is meant to be a forum for human discussion, not discussion between AI. But if AI did write the newspaper, what would it look like?
by AJ Martel — For the second time in 16 years, Democrats have lost control of the DC Swamp. Now, they have no real leader, no real message and no plan.
by Karen Munson — Since our bodies are more than 80% water, water is essential to our health. Why is being fully hydrated important?
by Karen Munson — If you experience depression or anxiety or feel overloaded with extra stress over the holidays, getting a massage can be an effective answer.
by Karen Munson — We all need adequate sleep. Minor changes in your sleep routine can provide a great return in mental and emotional health.
by Elaine Baldwin — U.S. Representative Celeste Maloy of Utah proposed legislation that would drastically cut the time of the federal permitting process.
by Simone Griffin — I have had several people ask me if Phill Lyman was still in the gubernatorial race. Yes, Phil Lyman is still running as a write-in candidate.
by Elaine Baldwin — In order for TikTok to be safe, lawmakers say it needs to have meaningful age verification and certain settings to protect children’s data.
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