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Katie McKellar

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Reporter for @UTNewsDispatch. Formerly with @Deseret. Recipient of @UtahSPJ’s 2017 Quintus C. Wilson Ethics Award. Send tips to kmckellar@utahnewsdispatch.com
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Utah housing market remains among most expensive in U.S., with 91% of renters priced out Original

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By Katie McKellar Verified
| Utah News Dispatch
The latest pulse reading on Utah’s housing market is out — and it shows home ownership remains out of reach for many Utahns, especially first-time homebuyers. Despite some slight fluctuations in early 2026, Utah is still among the nation’s top 10 most expensive states for single-family homes with a median price of $559,900.
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Developer of Delta data center announces ‘revolutionary’ tech to turn natural gas into water Original

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By Katie McKellar Verified
| Utah News Dispatch
Creekstone Energy, the company behind a huge data center campus being built near Delta in Millard County, has announced that it’s in the process of patenting a “revolutionary technology” that can turn natural gas into water.
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Concerns swirl over a developer’s push for a Tooele Valley data center, but plans are on pause Original

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By Katie McKellar Verified
| Utah News Dispatch
Tooele County residents concerned about a developer’s proposal to build a large-scale data center near the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake turned their frustrations and demands to put a stop to the proposal on the Utah Inland Port Authority Board on Thursday.
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