Officer Charged in Shooting, Data Center Vision, Cushy Seats at the Broadway
What could the Box Elder County data center look like? Executive producer Emily Means and City Cast Salt Lake contributors Jack Stauss and Cassie Bingham talk about new renderings and what's next in the process. Plus, Salt Lake County's district attorney charged a police officer in a shooting for the first time in more than 10 years, picks for your weekend, and in our members-only segment: why Tan France is leaving Salt Lake City and selling his $7.5 million home.
Resources and references:
- Renderings show vision for massive data center proposed in Utah, but permits could take years [Utah News Dispatch]
- Utahns will have more chances to weigh in on Kevin O’Leary’s data center project. Here’s how. [Salt Lake Tribune]
- Salt Lake County D.A. Sim Gill has charged a police officer in a fatal shooting for the first time in more than a decade [Salt Lake Tribune]
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