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Sep 18, 2026

Maria ShilaosHOST
0:34
The public gets a chance to comment tonight on a Bureau of Land Management plan to develop a transmission line that would connect geothermal energy projects in eastern Nevada and western Utah to the power grid.
Maria ShilaosHOST
0:46
The Silver Rock Transmission Line project would cross approximately 330 miles of federal, state, and private land from Millard County, Utah to Clark County, Nevada.
Maria ShilaosHOST
0:57
Second, flu season is right around the corner, and it's now time to get a flu shot.
Maria ShilaosHOST
1:01
Salt Lake County Health spokesman Nicholas Rupp says the shots are now available.
Maria ShilaosHOST
3:25
So far, no one has been arrested.
Maria ShilaosHOST
3:27
Three teenagers have been arrested in Millard County after the sheriff's office says they were found with roughly $15,000 of stolen items.
Maria ShilaosHOST
3:34
In a press release, the sheriff's office says that 18-year-old Frederick Alexander Michael Lewis and two other teenagers were found earlier this month to have had a stolen vintage Honda motorcycle with a brand new e-bike.
Maria ShilaosHOST
3:47
Lewis now faces several charges, including multiple counts of burglary.
Bill AllredHOST
51:58
Uh, multiple teenage suspects, including one as young as 12 years old, were taken into custody and face charges in connection with a burglary in which thousands of bucks worth of items were stolen.
Bill AllredHOST
52:08
The Millard County Sheriff's Office was first alerted in June to the burglary at a Fillmore home, where the victim reported that a vintage motorcycle had been stolen, along with an electric bicycle, power tools, and construction equipment.
Bill AllredHOST
52:20
It wasn't until September 4 that an off-duty deputy, uh, noticed a group of people gathered, including an 18-year-old with an electric bicycle that matched the one allegedly stolen.
Bill AllredHOST
52:31
After confirming a bicycle had been stolen, detectives went to the 18-year-old's home, found the stolen motorcycle parked outside.
Reagan EdelmanCORRESPONDENT
4:14
Regan Edelman, KSL News Radio.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
4:17
Three teenagers have been arrested in Millard County after the sheriff's office says they were found with roughly $15,000 in stolen items.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
4:24
The sheriff's office says 18-year-old Frederick Alexander Michael Lewis and two other teenagers were found earlier this month with a stolen vintage Honda motorcycle and a brand-new e-bike.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
4:35
Lewis now faces several charges, including multiple counts of burglary.
Reagan EdelmanCORRESPONDENT
4:15
Regan Edelman, KSL Newsradio.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
4:17
Three teenagers have been arrested in Millard County after the sheriff's office says they were found with roughly $15,000 in stolen items.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
4:25
The sheriff's office says 18-year-old Frederick Alexander Michael Lewis and two other teenagers were found earlier this month with a stolen vintage Honda motorcycle and a brand-new e-bike.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
4:35
Lewis now faces several charges, including multiple counts of burglary.
speaker_3CORRESPONDENT
5:00
Reagan Edelman, KSL News Radio.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
5:02
Three teenagers have been arrested in Millard County after the sheriff's office says they were found with roughly $15,000 in stolen items.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
5:10
The sheriff's office says 18-year-old Frederick Alexander Michael Lewis and two other teenagers were found earlier this month with a stolen vintage Honda motorcycle and a brand-new e-bike.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
5:21
Lewis now faces several charges, including multiple counts of burglary.
Jason WilliamsHOST
52:08
This is to make it easier for communities to say, okay, you can build it here.
Jason WilliamsHOST
52:13
And so they're testing this out at the Delta Giga site, which is Millard County, by the way, central Utah.
Jason WilliamsHOST
52:20
It's currently the site overall is not finished yet.
Jason WilliamsHOST
52:22
It's currently under construction.
Jason WilliamsHOST
54:39
Again, never tested.
Jason WilliamsHOST
54:41
This will be the first experiment with this.
Jason WilliamsHOST
54:43
But Creekstone here in Utah, located in Millard County, they're going to try it out, capturing water from a process we're already doing, burning methane from natural gas.
Jason WilliamsHOST
54:54
Keep an eye on this one.
Maria ShilaosHOST
1:17
But first, the three things you need to know to start your day.
Maria ShilaosHOST
1:24
The company behind a massive data center proposed in Millard County wants to tackle one of the biggest concerns, water usage.
Maria ShilaosHOST
1:31
The CEO of Creekstone Energy, Ray Conley, is partnering with the University of Utah to develop technology to create water through a process much like that produced by engine combustion, but on a much larger scale.
Maria ShilaosHOST
1:45
Second, the Air Force wants its new B-21 stealth bombers faster, and Utah is playing a role in that production ramp-up.
Maria ShilaosHOST
1:08
But what if they made water? KSL Newsradio's Cameron Elliott has details.
Cameron ElliottCORRESPONDENT
1:12
The technology is called GigaWater, and it's being developed in coordination with the University of Utah and Creekstone, the company behind the world's largest data center, planned to be constructed in Millard County.
Cameron ElliottCORRESPONDENT
1:24
Ray Conley is the CEO of Creekstone Energy, and he likened the technology to the water that drips from a car's exhaust pipe, but on a massive
Ray ConleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:31
scale.
Bill AllredHOST
17:40
Just stupid.
Bill AllredHOST
17:40
Uh, the company building a massive data center complex in rural Millard County here in Utah is promising not just the largest data center campus in the world-
Ryan SeacrestADVERTISER
17:50
Oh, great
Bill AllredHOST
17:50
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