Nate Trela
Fact-Check Reporter at USA Today
Intermountain West Connect reporter for the USA TODAY Network. Covered misinformation, business, sports, metro beats earlier in career. Cooker with fire.
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2 days ago |
thespectrum.com | Nate Trela
Is there a more iconic Utah drink than the dirty soda? Reader’s Digest and its partners at Taste of Home didn’t think so. In a new list naming the “best” or iconic beverages for each state, the magazine picked the souped-up sodas for Utah. “Made in Utah and made famous nationwide on TikTok, dirty sodas are dressed-up soft drinks mixed with cream and optional flavored syrup,” the article says.
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4 days ago |
thespectrum.com | Nate Trela
Utah home prices edged up over the past year, and selling a home appears to be getting tougher, according to a new report. Redfin, a national brokerage, said home prices in Utah were up 4.1% year-over-year in May, reaching $566,900. But fewer homes sold — down 1.1% to 3607 — and the number of homes for sale rose 22.1%.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Nate Trela
Colorado home prices barely edged up over the past year, and selling a home appears to be getting tougher, according to a new report. Redfin, a national brokerage, reported that median home prices in Colorado were up 1.1% year-over-year in May, reaching $610,900. But fewer homes sold – down 2.6% to 7,265 – and the number of homes for sale rose 22.4%.
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1 week ago |
coloradoan.com | Nate Trela
Supermarket giant Kroger, the parent of King Soopers and City Market in Colorado, announced on June 20 that it plans to close 60 stores over the next 18 months. The Cincinnati-based retailer, whose attempt to merge with Albertson’s failed in December, didn't specify what locations would close. The company operated 2,731 supermarkets across 35 states at the beginning of its fiscal year, indicating the cuts represent a little more than 2% of its locations.
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1 week ago |
thespectrum.com | Nate Trela
Popular trails, wildlife habitats and even ski resorts are among more than 18 million acres of public land in Utah that appear to be eligible for sale under the latest version of the Big Beautiful Bill budget proposal. The Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee's bill calls for the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service to sell off up to 3.3 million acres in Utah and 10 other western states over five years, about 0.75% of the agencies’ combined holdings across the country.
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Professional news - at the start of March, I moved into a new role as the Intermountain West Connect Reporter for the USA TODAY Network, covering trending news in Colorado and Utah. Read me in @coloradoan, (@ChieftainNews & @SpectrumNews. Excited to be covering news close to home
A claim about Nancy Pelosi and pot stocks goes up in smoke when you look at the facts. Fact check: False claim that Pelosi bought cannabis stocks days before Biden marijuana announcement https://t.co/N2xL4dBrEq via @USATODAY
“It's not going to be the purge." Fact check: Illinois judges can still detain murder, arson suspects after end of cash bail https://t.co/kduR8wB0yT via @USATODAY