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Gov. Gary Herbert gives his sixth State of the State address to Utah legislators, touching on Medicaid expansion, education funding and economic gains. Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski's first State of the City address draws mixed reactions from city leaders and residents. Utahns are concerned about the cost of a proposed Lake Powell Pipeline, even as a bill is introduced in the Legislature that could kick-start funding for the project. And an EPA hearing on Utah's air quality draws environmentalists and coal miners alike.
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State of the State and the City, Powell pipeline cost, EPA hearing
O 9 a.m. • Gov. Gary Herbert touts the state's strength in his State of the State address. Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski's first State of the City address draws mixed reaction. Utahns are concerned about the cost of a proposed Lake Powell Pipeline, even as a bill is introduced that could kickstart funding. And an EPA hearing on Utah's air quality draws environmentalists and coal miners alike. Tribune reporters Robert Gehrke, Christopher Smart and Emma Penrod, as well as editorial writer George Pyle, join Jennifer Napier-Pearce to talk about the week's stories. Tune in to KCPW or Utah Public Radio for the broadcast. Join the discussion by calling 801-355-TALK, or by sending questions to #TribTalk on Twitter. › sltrib.com