The Feed
Friday, October 16
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Utah threatened Wasatch County's state funds. Here's what came next (opens in a new tab)
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Provo’s next housing option could be in the backyard (opens in a new tab)
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As St. George booms, it wants to rekindle some of that old downtown soul (opens in a new tab)
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Spring City hiring planning consulting firm to get much-needed general plan (opens in a new tab)
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Moab officials clarify proposed annexation policy (opens in a new tab)
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Park City to host open house on local land use, conservation rules (opens in a new tab)
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Summit County Council disputes executing 1,500-unit affordable housing goal (opens in a new tab)
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Iron County planning panel advances data-center rules despite calls for delay (opens in a new tab)
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Utah’s quality of life is slipping. Housing plays a role (opens in a new tab)
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Olympics: Utah readies for 2034 Winter Games with big projects (opens in a new tab)
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Utah is halfway to Gov. Cox’s starter home deadline with less than 25% built (opens in a new tab)
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Utah House speaker says he’s open to repealing controversial development law (opens in a new tab)
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Home Depot Opens Flatbed Delivery Center in Westminster, Massachusetts (opens in a new tab)
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Outer Spaces Unveils Solar Pavilion With Batteries Built Into the Deck (opens in a new tab)
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California SB 342 Lets Contractors Collect for Work Done Before a License Lapse (opens in a new tab)
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ROCKWOOL Raising U.S. Insulation Prices 6% on Jan. 1, 2027 (opens in a new tab)
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Weyerhaeuser to Distribute TimberHP Wood-Fiber Insulation to Dealers (opens in a new tab)
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Microsoft Warns AI Is Sharpening Social-Engineering Scams (opens in a new tab)
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Zillow: Newly Pending Home Sales Fall 8.5% in September (opens in a new tab)
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ICE: ARM Demand Hits Near Four-Year High as Borrowers Buy Down Rates (opens in a new tab)
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Salt Lake City Approves First Water and Sewer Impact-Fee Hikes Since 1999 (opens in a new tab)
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Meridian Sets Oct. 20 Hearing on ADU and Starter-Home Code Rewrites (opens in a new tab)