Amy Joi O'Donoghue
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Amy Joi O'Donoghue is the environmental reporter the Deseret News, specializing in coverage of issues that affect land, air, water and energy development. She has worked here since 1998 and has been an assistant city editor and reported on the governor’s office, health and human services and criminal justice issues. In Ogden, she worked at the Standard-Examiner for 15 years as a reporter and editor. A native of Ogden, Amy Joi started writing while still in grade school and went on to attend Weber State University as an honors student in political science and communications. She has won multiple awards over her career and would like to go onto graduate school.

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A proposed land transaction contemplated since the mid-1980s is inching toward completion, fueled by the need for the Utah Department of Transportation to build the Mountain View Corridor.
By October or November, this west desert military base will include a 15-acre field of 430 futuristic-looking parabolic mirrors tracking the sun.
On a day when many gathered at cemeteries to pay tribute to lost loved ones or congregated around the television set to cheer on Indy race car drivers, people of different nations and different languages gather...
Authorities have officiallly released the names of four men who died early Saturday morning in the crash of a single-engine Cessna near the St. George Municipal Airport.
Each year in September, hundreds upon hundreds of ATV enthusiasts converge on this town for a jamboree celebrating all things outdoors.
Nearly $1.6 million in grants is funneling into Utah to help a trio of entities assess potential environmental problems or start cleanup of known sites already compromised by contaminants.
A proposed land transaction contemplated since the mid-1980s is inching toward completion, fueled by the need for the Utah Department of Transportation to build the Mountain View Corridor.
Utah authorities are investigating allegations of claim-jumping, looking into what may be fraudulent mining claims offered for sale on eBay.
Rumors and accusations of nefarious dealings entwined in a proposed massive development in this picturesque valley are flying — much like I-15 traffic hurtling past this small southern Utah town.
Efforts are underway in Utah and 11 other states to protect the sage grouse and prevent it from becoming an endangered species a classification that would impact the energy industry and many private land owne...