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Scientists have developed AI that identifies individual southern rock lobsters by the unique patterns on their shells. Matching lobster photos with supply-chain records could help verify where seafood came from and how it reached buyers. Researchers hope to expand the technology's use across the industry and eventually let diners trace their lobster with a photo.
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An e-bike rider remains in critical condition following a two-vehicle crash, highlighting ongoing safety concerns regarding electric micro-mobility devices in Utah. State officials continue to emphasize mandatory helmet laws and age-based restrictions to mitigate rising trauma rates.
The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art is saying a bittersweet goodbye as it prepares to demolish the building that has served as its gallery since 1979. The museum sits next to some of the most iconic buildings in downtown Salt Lake — Abravanel Hall, the Salt Lake Temple, the Salt Palace — so why don't more people know where it is?
The mission of the inaugural Park City Film Festival, which ran Friday through Sunday, is not just about screening independent films. It also hosts panels that encourage further discussions of topics and stories found in the films.
The No. 2 BYU football team suffered a 39-31 double overtime loss to UCF on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, ending their undefeated season. The loss, marked by defensive struggles and controversial officiating, significantly impacts the Cougars' potential for a College Football Playoff berth.
The Davis School District Administration Building in Farmington. The district and Syracuse High School administration has been named in a suit filed on behalf of two former students.
Wasatch County Clerk-Auditor Joey Granger expects to receive thousands of ballots by mail or dropbox by Election Day. In-person voting will run until 8 p.m. on Nov. 3 at the Wasatch County Administration building, and preparation is essential to ensuring a smooth process.