Utah's hopes for GSL funding in exchange for nuclear site, cities look to raise taxes
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Utah stands poised to bring a nuclear lifecycle campus to Tooele but is hoping to help the dwindling Great Salt Lake in the process by securing federal funds. Hosts Panelists Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray debate whether the risk is worth the reward. Plus, dozens of local cities look to raise property taxes, and Utah Senator John Curtis is proposing a state-led migrant worker program with a pathway to citizenship.
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