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What the Colorado River deal means for Utah, Court rules Utah can regulate Kalshi as gambling

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Utah was spared the worst of the cuts when the Bureau of Reclamation release its plan to break the gridlock over how states share the water of the Colorado River. But there are still questions about what is to come. Amy Haas, the executive director of Utah's Colorado River, joins Lindsay to explain how the plan will impact our state over the next 10 years, and whether we can expect to see lawsuits. Plus, Utah beats Kalshi in court. A federal judge found that federal law does not shield the company from Utah's prohibition on gambling. But how will our state enforce those laws? We ask Attorney General Derek Brown what options could be on the table.

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