Data Centers, Property Taxes, and the Utah Family Running in Crocs

Data centers are taking center stage on Utah’s Capitol Hill, as lawmakers examine their impact on energy, water and property taxes during this week’s interim committee meetings. On today’s episode of the KSL News Daily, Maria Shilaos and KSL TV Investigative Reporter Daniella Rivera take an in-depth look at the key issues surrounding data center growth and what it could mean for Utah communities. Plus, we’ll meet a Utah family of runners drawing international attention after one son placed fourth in a half marathon while wearing Crocs. And in our Three Things You Need to Know: Top officials in the U.S. Departments of Energy and Environmental Protection are in Utah to advance the President's energy plan, the CDC says about 13% of Utah kindergartners were opted out of immunizations and Intermountain Health is opening a new cancer center in Park City.