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Food & Beverage
Utah Set to Tap Out on Low-Alcohol Beer Sales
The state will become the next-to-last in the country to say goodbye to lower-alcohol 3.2% beer on Friday.
Product Development
States Increasingly Turn to Drones
The market has seen a sharp increase in drone use over the last few years.
Product Development
Video Games Could Help Drone Traffic
A team at the University of Utah is working with regulators to keep that future traffic in check using a video game.
Regulation
Alcohol Limits Raised for Utah Beer
The agreement would raise alcohol limits to four percent, which is still lower than most states but would allow beers like Bud Light and Corona to be sold.
Food & Beverage
Utah Closer to Raising Alcohol Limit
Lawmakers are closer to adopting alcohol levels for beer that are in line with most production-line brews, despite opposition from the Mormon church.
Operations
Abandoned Mines in US
The hundreds of thousands of abandoned mines in the west can hold serious danger and unexpected wonder.
Product Development
Navajo Robotics Team Ready
It's been an uphill battle for the team as even getting food for team meetings can be a challenge.
Product Development
Research Helicopter Taken Out By Jumping Elk
The researchers on board weren't hurt, but the elk didn't make it.
Software
Facebook's New Data Center
The courting of Facebook began more than a year ago when the state's governor pitched a location that wasn't even on the company's radar.
Operations
Company Tied to Polygamous Group Used Child Labor
Workers were also often told to sign over their paychecks so the money could be used by leaders of the group.