Idaho’s latest anti-drag crusade began with a falsehood, lawsuit says
Drag queen at center of Idaho culture war takes conservative group to court
A new study by the Utah Geological Survey is trying to determine whether new cracks are appearing throughout Utah valleys. The study will focus on the Enoch fissure - a 2 ½ long rupture in the ground in Iron County. Such fissures apparently result from groundwater mining and the lowering of water tables, the Associated Press reports.
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