Federal railroad officials could announce as early as this month whether plans to reconnect Salt Lake City to Boise and Las Vegas via commuter rail will receive federal funding to move forward to a planning stage.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — Federal Railroad Administration officials could announce as early as this month whether plans to reconnect Salt Lake City to Boise and Las Vegas via commuter rail will receive&
 The grant would allow for the three states to further explore the logistics behind the restoration of Amtrak service between the three cities.
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