12 - 2025 - The Latremie Post

Eagles are repeat NFC East champs for the first time in over 20 years

The streak is over. For the first time since the Philadelphia Eagles won the NFC East four straight seasons from 2001 to 2004, there is a repeat champion in the division.

Heading into Week 16, the Eagles needed either one win or a Dallas Cowboys loss to secure the division. They got the job done on Saturday against another divisional rival, the Washington Commanders. In each of the last 20 seasons, the previous year’s divisional champion had been dethroned—until now.

After winning the Super Bowl in 2024 in dominant fashion, the Eagles entered the 2025 season as heavy favorites to win the NFC East again. This was notable since many previous top contenders with a chance to repeat ultimately faltered. Back in July, our Geoff Mosher took a closer look at why division champions had failed to defend their titles in recent years.

That bizarre trend is now over. The Eagles will raise another banner at Lincoln Financial Field and will have at least one home game in the playoffs. Their most likely playoff seed is the 3-seed in the NFC, although the 2-seed remains within reach. While less probable, securing the 1-seed or the 4-seed is also still possible.

On the downside, winning the division means the Eagles will face another challenging first-place schedule in 2026.

— @JimmyKempski | thePhillyVoice
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https://www.phillyvoice.com/eagles-are-repeat-nfc-east-champs-first-time-over-20-years/

Broomfield girls, Mead’s Carter Woods shine At NCCT wrestling tournament

Local Wrestlers Shine at Northern Colorado Christmas Tournament

GREELEY — Competing against many of Colorado’s top wrestlers and a few out-of-state visitors, several local standouts impressed throughout the annual Northern Colorado Christmas Tournament. Saturday’s finals matches at Island Grove Regional Park in Greeley saw Broomfield junior Shayla Martinez win the girls’ 190-pound division, Mead senior Carter Woods take second in the boys’ 190s, and a few other local talents earn a podium finish.

“It’s really good mat time, a lot of good reps and work that’s going to help prepare me and make me better,” Woods said.

Broomfield’s Martinez Repeats as 190-Pound Champion

For the second straight year, Martinez took the 190-pound crown, this time pinning Thornton’s Kaida Hull in the first-place match.

“I’m proud of myself,” Martinez said. “I won it last year, but this time I had more confidence in myself and knew that I really had another chance to get at the top of the podium.”

Martinez, who last season became the first girls wrestler from the Boulder Valley School District to win a state championship, credited consistency and confidence for helping her repeat at the NCCT.

“Honestly, I had to go in with confidence in myself and thinking, if I want to be the best, I have to beat the best and do everything I can, no matter what,” Martinez explained. “While I was wrestling, I stayed calm and knew that if I worked my stuff, I would get what I wanted.”

Martinez is currently the top-ranked 190-pound wrestler in the girls’ Class 5A division, according to On The Mat.

Four other Broomfield wrestlers placed in the top eight: Abigail Borden (eighth, girls’ 105); Nicholas Penfold (fifth, boys’ 157); Kaliyah Schimpf (fifth, girls’ 155); and Bella Barajas (fourth, girls’ 170).

Legacy’s Clifton Bounces Back from Quarterfinal Loss

The goal was to stay alive a little longer in the 132-pound championship bracket, but Legacy senior Matthew Clifton remained proud of his ability to bounce back from a quarterfinal defeat.

Instead of checking out in the consolation bracket, Clifton gathered himself and was rewarded with an 8-1 win over Littleton’s Christian May in the third-place match.

“I had to fight back, a long day, lots of matches,” said Clifton, who placed third at state last season. “I wanted to finish out hard, I wanted to be dominant, I didn’t want to give up any points. I worked hard. I could have had a better tournament, but I think that’s a strong way to end it.”

Clifton entered the week ranked No. 2 in his 132-pound Class 5A weight class, according to On The Mat. Cherokee Trail’s Cooper Matthews, the top-ranked wrestler in Clifton’s division, took first on Saturday.

Fellow Legacy wrestler Isaac Woolman also took third in the 138-pound division, and 285-pound Lightning Leo Medina reached the fifth consolation round.

“We got that dawg energy in some of my guys,” Clifton said. “Last year we had a tough year, but these guys have come back meaner and hungrier.”

Carter Woods Comes Up Just Short

One year removed from finishing third in the Class 4A 190-pound state tournament, Woods is enjoying another strong start to his senior season.

“I thought I did well,” Woods said. “I thought I got to my shots and offense well, but I’ve got a long way to go. There’s tons of stuff I can work on heading into state.”

Fellow Maverick Breckan Palko took eighth in the 132-pound class.

Other Local Placers

Erie produced a pair of sixth-place finishers in Tyler Muir (190s) and Wyatt Walston (215s). Holy Family’s Veronika Hafer also took sixth in the girls’ 110s, while teammate Adam Moore placed eighth in the boys’ 157s.

https://www.timescall.com/2025/12/20/broomfield-girls-meads-carter-woods-shine-at-ncct-wrestling-tournament/

Major Storm Headed for Santa Barbara Could Impact Holiday Travel Plans, NWS Warns

Major Winter Storm to Impact Santa Barbara County During Peak Holiday Travel

A major winter storm is expected to hit Santa Barbara County during the peak of holiday travel, with the worst impacts forecast between Tuesday night and Thursday morning on Christmas Day, according to alerts from the County of Santa Barbara and the National Weather Service (NWS).

“This is a significant storm system,” the NWS warned in its latest update on Friday. “Ample holiday travel impacts [are] expected Tue night through Thu. Plan for road & airport delays. Adjust holiday plans.”

Storm Details and Forecast

The storm could bring 2–4 inches of rain along the coast and 4–8 inches in the mountains, with peak hourly rain rates reaching up to 1 inch per hour in a higher-end scenario. There is also a 5–10 percent chance of thunderstorms on December 24 and 25. Snow levels could fall to 5,000–6,000 feet by the end of the storm.

The County of Santa Barbara issued a public alert Friday at 1:35 p.m., stating: “The National Weather Service is forecasting a major storm for Santa Barbara County that is expected to occur Tuesday, December 23 through Thursday, December 25.” Officials noted that lighter rain is possible starting Sunday and Monday.

Safety Precautions and Evacuations

While no evacuations are currently being issued, residents in flood-prone or unstable areas—particularly near recent wildfire burn scars—are urged to act early.

“If you are concerned that this storm may cause unsafe conditions to your home, leave the area before rain starts. Do not wait for an official evacuation notification to leave,” the county stated.

Flooding in low-lying areas, dangerous flash flooding, and strong winds are all anticipated countywide. The Santa Barbara coastline, beach bluffs, and harbor are expected to see heavy surf and erosion.

Officials warn that roads near burn areas, such as Highway 166, could be impacted by mudslides or rockfalls, possibly cutting off access to some communities.

Recommendations for Residents

For residents staying put, the county recommends a range of precautions, including:

Securing loose outdoor items.
Charging electronic devices.
Checking in on neighbors who may need support.

“If near a recent burn area, quickly move to the innermost room of your home or to higher ground such as a second floor,” the alert notes.

“Do not attempt to drive at night or while it is raining, as roads may be damaged or your car may be swept away by moving water or debris. NEVER drive, swim, or walk into floodwaters. Turn around, don’t drown!”

Timing and Additional Impacts

The most severe impacts for Santa Barbara County are expected Tuesday night into Christmas morning, according to a rainfall timing graph from the National Weather Service. The system is forecast to taper off by Friday.

In addition to heavy rain, widespread strong winds are expected Tuesday into Wednesday, with potential for downed trees and power outages. The NWS has advised residents to “stay off the ocean” and “park cars away from tall trees.”

Public Safety and Monitoring

Public safety agencies including Santa Barbara County Fire, Sheriff’s Office, and Office of Emergency Management are actively monitoring the storm.

“Officials will continue to assess if protective actions, such as an evacuation warning, evacuation order, or shelter in place are necessary,” the county alert stated.

Resources and Further Information

Santa Barbara County maintains a list of sandbag stations, road closure updates, and emergency alerts at ReadySBC.org.

https://www.independent.com/2025/12/19/major-storm-headed-for-santa-barbara-could-impact-holiday-travel-plans-nws-warns/

Texans Deliver Critical Update on Pro Bowl Duo Before Raiders Game

The Houston Texans are gearing up to face the Las Vegas Raiders amid uncertainty surrounding the availability of several key players, including Pro Bowl cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. and running backs Nick Chubb, a four-time Pro Bowler, and rookie Woody Marks.

### Injury Updates Bring Clarity

Friday’s practice, the final session of the week, provided crucial insight into the Texans’ lineup as they look to maintain their strong position in the AFC playoff race. The team’s final injury report listed 13 players, with seven carrying designations heading into Sunday’s game. Among those questionable are Chubb, Marks, and Stingley. Of this trio, Chubb was the only one to practice every day throughout the week.

Wide receiver Christian Kirk also joined the questionable list due to an illness, while fellow wideout Justin Watson, defensive end Darrell Taylor, and linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair were designated similarly for various reasons. Notably, Taylor and Watson are currently on injured reserve.

On a positive note, several key players shed their injury designations late in the week. Cornerback Kamari Lassiter, defensive linemen Denico Autry and Sheldon Rankins, right tackle Trent Brown, linebacker E.J. Speed, and long snapper Jake Hansen are all expected to be available for the game.

### Texans Seek Seventh Straight Win

The Texans are riding an impressive hot streak, aiming for their seventh consecutive victory and ninth win in their last nine games. This surge marks a remarkable turnaround from an 0-3 season start. Despite shuffling multiple position groups throughout the season—including their offensive line—the team has demonstrated resilience and depth.

However, the late addition of Kirk to the injury report and limited practice participation from Marks and Stingley could pose challenges. The Texans will have to manage these concerns carefully as they take on the Raiders, a team with little left to play for this season.

### Raiders Make Moves Ahead of Sunday

While the Texans’ roster remained largely unchanged on Friday—with Saturday usually reserved for final adjustments—the Raiders acted early. They added reinforcements to their squad, including waiving defensive end Jahfari Harvey in a corresponding move.

The Raiders are currently 2-12 on the season and suffering an eight-game losing streak. Their defense ranks last against the run, which could present an opportunity for the Texans to lean on their ground game. This aspect includes recently promoted tailback Jawhar Jordan, who could help Houston control the clock and pace of the game.

### A Chance for Franchise History

A win against the Raiders would give the Texans their 10th victory of the season. That would mark the first time in franchise history the team has won at least 10 games in three consecutive seasons—a milestone achieved during the tenures of head coach DeMeco Ryans and quarterback C.J. Stroud.

Despite potential injury challenges, the Texans enter Sunday’s matchup as the clear favorite, anchored by the NFL’s top-ranked defense both overall and in scoring defense.

Looking ahead, Houston still must face the Los Angeles Chargers and Indianapolis Colts, teams that remain formidable. The Colts recently lured Philip Rivers out of retirement to fill in for the injured Daniel Jones, underscoring the challenges that remain.

For now, however, defeating the Raiders is the priority—for Nick Chubb, Derek Stingley Jr., and the entire Texans squad. It’s a game they control, and one they hope to use as a stepping stone toward continued success this season.
https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/houston-texans/ryans-injury-update-chubb-stingley-raiders-marks/

Andrew Windsor Seen Lying With Multiple Women as Ghislaine Maxwell Stands Nearby in Shocking New Photo Part of Epstein Files Release

Dec. 19 2025, Published 7:30 p.m. ET A never-before-seen photo of former Prince Andrew was among the treasure trove of new documents released by the Justice Department in the Jeffrey Epstein case, RadarOnline.com can reveal. The ex-royal, 65, was seen in his younger days, lying across the laps of five women whose faces were concealed by the DOJ, while sick pedo Epstein’s former girlfriend and madame, Ghislaine Maxwell, looked down smiling at him. ‘Randy Andy’ Poses With Ghislaine Maxwell and Multiple Women Andrew and Maxwell, 63, were at a black-tie event; he wore a tuxedo, and she wore a black gown. The other women with them were also decked out in formal dresses The black-and-white picture was taken in front of what appeared to be a tall fireplace, with heavy wooden accents around it and ornate decor atop the mantel. The shot was neatly framed, though it is unclear to whom it belonged. The photos surfaced after Congress pushed through legislation ordering the Justice Department to release all unclassified files tied to the Epstein investigation and prosecution by Friday, December 19. Yet Another Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell Photo The photograph further demonstrates how close Andrew and Maxwell once were. The former socialite procured young women for s– trafficking to Epstein, as well as his rich and powerful friends. Andrew previously appeared in a snapshot with Maxwell and late trafficking victim Virginia Giuffre, which proved to be key in her civil lawsuit against the former prince. While he has steadfastly denied having s– with Guiffre when she was underage, the former royal paid a massive undisclosed sum to settle her sexual abuse lawsuit in 2022. In her posthumous memoir released in October, Giuffre claimed the “entitled” former prince “believed having s– with me was his birthright.” Further disgusting claims about Andrew in the memoir prompted his brother, King Charles III, to dramatically strip him of all royal titles and honors on October 30. Sarah Ferguson Also Appears in New Epstein Documents Drop Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, also appeared in the newly released photos. She was seen posing next to a woman holding a shopping bag in a downtown setting in one shot, though her friend’s face was blocked out. In another, the former Duchess of York, 66, was sitting on a sofa talking while a woman next to her appeared to be taking notes. As with the previous photo, the identity of who she was with was concealed by the DOJ. Sarah Ferguson Called Jeffrey Epstein a ‘Supreme Friend’ Like her ex-husband, Ferguson was also stripped of her royal title, The Duchess of York, due to her ties to Epstein. The mother-of-two claimed to have cut off contact with Epstein in 2011 after accepting a $20,000 loan from the disgraced financier. She told the Evening Standard, “I abhor pedophilia and any sexual abuse of children and know that this was a gigantic error of judgment on my behalf. I am just so contrite I cannot say.” Ferguson went on to vow, “Whenever I can, I will repay the money and have nothing ever to do with Jeffrey Epstein ever again.” In September, a leaked email from Ferguson to Epstein, written after the interview, called him a “steadfast, generous and supreme friend to me and my family.” She also “humbly apologized” for associating him with the sexual abuse of minors when talking to the Evening Standard.
https://radaronline.com/p/andrew-windsor-ghislaine-maxwell-new-esptein-files-photos/

Mr. 305 will bring the heat for the Allstate Championship Tailgate at Hard Rock Stadium

If there’s one thing Pitbull knows how to do, it’s bring the fire. And that’s exactly what Mr. 305 will be doing at the College Football Playoff next month.

Pitbull is set to headline the Capital One Music Stage at the Allstate Championship Tailgate party! The event will take place on January 19th outside Hard Rock Stadium.

The best part? The tailgate party is free if you have tickets to the big game. So, don’t miss out on this exciting pre-game celebration!

For more information, please visit the official website.
https://wsvn.com/entertainment/deco-drive/mr-305-will-bring-the-heat-for-the-allstate-championship-tailgate-at-hard-rock-stadium/

OpenAI’s GPT-5.2-Codex advances software engineering with better reasoning and context understanding

OpenAI Group PBC has released a new version of GPT-Codex, its agentic artificial intelligence coding model designed to automate complex software engineering tasks. The latest iteration, GPT-5.2-Codex, builds upon the capabilities of GPT-5.2, introducing significant improvements in context compaction, large code refactoring, Windows environment performance, and cybersecurity.

According to a recent OpenAI blog post, GPT-5.2-Codex achieved an unmatched score on the SWE-Bench Pro benchmark with 56.4% accuracy, outperforming all other coding models launched to date. It also scored 64% on the Terminal-Bench 2.0 benchmark, surpassing earlier versions of Codex.

One of the standout features of GPT-5.2-Codex is its enhanced vision capabilities. These improvements enable the model to better interpret screenshots, technical diagrams, and user interfaces, allowing it to translate software design mockups into fully functional prototypes.

**Advancing Software Engineering**

OpenAI emphasized that GPT-5.2-Codex is designed to advance software engineering—the process of designing, developing, testing, and maintaining applications by combining engineering principles with programming expertise. The ultimate goal is to produce high-quality, reliable, and maintainable software capable of evolving with user needs.

The new model excels at handling time-consuming tasks, making it especially adept at “refactoring.” This crucial software engineering process involves modifying an application’s codebase, not to add new features, but to enhance its quality. For example, GPT-5.2-Codex can adjust a codebase to reduce memory usage or improve response times.

**Building on Previous Advances**

GPT-5.2-Codex represents the culmination of several iterative advances in OpenAI’s generative AI coding capabilities. Earlier models such as GPT-5-Codex and GPT-5.1-Codex-Max progressively enhanced multistep reasoning, long-context understanding, and tool integration within coding environments. GPT-5.2-Codex extends this progress in multiple ways.

Notably, the model performs better at long-range task execution thanks to its context compaction abilities. This feature allows it to undertake sustained, multistep coding assignments without losing context. Additionally, GPT-5.2-Codex improves large-scale code management, enhancing its skills in code refactoring, migration, and feature-building.

Other key improvements include better performance in Windows-based coding environments and advanced cybersecurity features for AI-assisted bug detection, testing, and mitigation.

**Security at the Forefront**

OpenAI highlighted that improving security is critical for AI-driven software engineering. Modern enterprise infrastructures demand reliable software, and developers and security teams need robust support to uncover and fix complex software vulnerabilities. Equally important is ensuring that AI coding tools themselves do not introduce new security risks.

The model’s software-fixing capabilities were prominently demonstrated earlier this month when security researcher Andrew MacPherson used GPT-5.1-Codex-Max to analyze the CVE-2025-55182 vulnerability in React. In his blog post, MacPherson detailed how the model conducted iterative assessments, fuzz testing, and exploit analysis to mitigate the issue—while also identifying and addressing previously unknown vulnerabilities.

**Enterprise Impact and Availability**

OpenAI stated that the improvements in GPT-5.2-Codex will have significant implications for enterprises. The model enables automation of the most complex and repetitive software engineering tasks while allowing for the integration of more sophisticated application features. Additionally, by supporting cybersecurity operations, it helps organizations improve efficiency, reduce human error, and maintain a competitive edge in software engineering.

GPT-5.2-Codex is available starting today to all paid ChatGPT users. OpenAI plans to extend access to application programming interface (API) users in the coming week. Furthermore, it will launch an invite-only trusted access pilot program to give vetted security professionals focused on defensive cybersecurity early access.

*Image: OpenAI*
https://siliconangle.com/2025/12/18/openais-gpt-5-2-codex-advances-software-engineering-better-reasoning-context-understanding/

El gol también vuelve a casa: Ángel Sepúlveda ya es rojiblanco

Tras la salida de Javier Hernández, el Guadalajara apuesta por Ángel Sepúlveda para ocupar el centro del ataque.

El delantero llega con presente, no con nostalgia, y con la misión clara de que su historia en Verde Valle no repita lo que representó Oribe Peralta.
https://www.si.com/mx/futbol/el-gol-tambien-vuelve-a-casa-angel-sepulveda-ya-es-rojiblanco

Will Hurricanes star Keionte Scott return for Texas A&M playoff game?

Miami Hurricanes Cornerback Keionte Scott Nearing Return for Playoff Game Against Texas A&M

Miami Hurricanes head coach Mario Cristobal has provided an optimistic update on the status of star defensive back Keionte Scott ahead of Saturday’s playoff matchup against Texas A&M. Throughout the week, Cristobal has indicated that Scott could return to the field, and on Wednesday, the Hurricanes listed him as probable on their initial availability report.

Scott has been actively practicing and making steady progress toward playing on Saturday. “He looks OK, looks like he’s certainly progressing,” Cristobal said on Wednesday. “He’s getting a fair amount of reps. And again, I stated on Sunday, we were hopeful and we still are. We feel confident in his progress and, you know, feel like he’s gaining ground towards being able to play on Saturday.”

Scott had been a standout performer for Miami through the first nine games of the season, accumulating impressive stats including 44 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, three sacks, and one interception. His impact on the field is reflected in his Pro Football Focus (PFF) defensive grade of 90.3, ranking him fourth nationally among cornerbacks with 100 or more snaps.

The talented defensive back missed Miami’s last three regular-season games due to a foot injury. In his absence, freshman Bryce Fitzgerald stepped in and delivered a solid performance. Despite being sidelined, Scott remained actively involved with the defensive backs, offering guidance and support from the sidelines.

“Keionte’s the best teammate that I think I’ve ever had,” said Miami safety Jakobe Thomas. “He’s working absolutely as hard as he possibly can to get back as fast as possible at 100 percent. But day to day, he’s just in the room with us every day, motivating, keeping guys locked in (and) focused, helping us focus on the little minor details and everything.”

In terms of other player availability, the Hurricanes listed Damari Brown as questionable. Brown has been a key contributor at outside cornerback this season, tallying 24 tackles and one pass deflection, along with a solid 75.9 PFF defensive grade. Linebacker Malik Bryant was ruled out, and wide receiver Daylyn Upshaw was listed as doubtful.

Here is Miami’s initial availability report for the game against Texas A&M:

– OUT: LB Malik Bryant
– DOUBTFUL: WR Daylyn Upshaw
– QUESTIONABLE: DB Damari Brown
– PROBABLE: DB Keionte Scott

The Hurricanes will look to lean on returning key contributors like Scott as they prepare for what promises to be a competitive playoff showdown.
https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2025/12/17/will-hurricanes-star-keionte-scott-return-for-texas-am-playoff-game/

Why this community is cautiously approaching nuclear

**Eagle Mountain Again Delays Vote on Alternative Energy Overlay Zone**

The Utah County community of Eagle Mountain has once again postponed a vote on an alternative energy overlay zone that would welcome all forms of energy, including the possibility of a small modular nuclear reactor.

At a city council meeting on Tuesday night, the general consensus favored allowing newly elected leaders to make the decision once they take office next year. The proposed alternative energy overlay zone is not intended for automatic application to any property. Instead, it would be considered only upon specific requests for use.

This overlay zone includes a number of requirements and restrictions related to power generation facilities. Any request would need to demonstrate approval from applicable state and federal entities. Rather than pre-zoning any particular area, approvals would be handled on a case-by-case basis, depending on the suitability of the site.

The zone was first considered in 2024, but an earlier vote this year delayed the adoption. The delay happened once again on Tuesday, as the city navigates both the opportunities and challenges posed by this new technology while striving to secure an independent and diverse energy future.

## Community Opinions Split on Nuclear Energy

The overlay zone proposal has sparked opposition among some community members, particularly regarding the inclusion of nuclear energy within the city limits and concerns about the handling of nuclear waste.

“We don’t want it here,” stated Joy Rasmussen in a telephone interview prior to the meeting.

Conversely, other members of the community are open to exploring the idea and want to keep the option on the table.

## Statewide Nuclear Energy Initiatives

In November, Utah Governor Spencer Cox announced plans for the construction of a small nuclear power plant in Brigham City. This facility will be paired with a manufacturing and training hub, which state leaders say could help power Utah’s energy future and revitalize the local economy.

The Brigham City project aligns with Governor Cox’s initiative “Operation Gigawatt,” aimed at doubling Utah’s energy production within the next 10 years. Speaking about the project, Cox said:

> “This project aims to build a fleet of small modular reactors, but it will do so much more than that. The benefits of this project will ripple beyond, of course, just Brigham City, advancing the goals of Operation Gigawatt, and securing Utah’s role as a leader in nuclear-powered generation for generations to come.”

The Utah Department of Natural Resources will oversee environmental aspects of the Brigham City project.

## Advancing Nuclear Technology in Utah

Additionally, the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab is actively collaborating with partners to develop advanced nuclear energy technology concepts. Although it is not involved in reactor design, the center is set to host a pioneering nuclear test reactor developed by energy startup Valar Atomics.

This partnership marks a significant step in advancing clean and scalable nuclear technologies in the United States, placing Utah at the forefront of innovation. The upcoming test reactor is designed to support research and development rather than power generation. Its primary focus will be on validating reactor components, training personnel, and informing future regulatory processes.

According to the center’s website, the project represents a key milestone in accelerating the deployment of advanced gas-cooled small modular reactors that use TRISO fuel — a robust, next-generation nuclear fuel known for its inherent safety and high heat tolerance.

## The Future of Energy in Eagle Mountain

It remains uncertain if or when Eagle Mountain leaders will make a definitive vote on the alternative energy overlay zone. Community concerns and city council scrutiny continue to delay progress on this initiative, which ventures into uncharted territory.

City officials have conducted exhaustive analyses to address and mitigate concerns, but skepticism remains as to whether these efforts will be sufficient to overcome opposition.

As the city balances innovation with community sentiment, the decision on embracing alternative and nuclear energy sources remains a pivotal issue for Eagle Mountain’s energy future.
https://www.deseret.com/utah/2025/12/17/eagle-mountain-delays-nuclear-energy-vote/