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Ephraim Temple Open House and Dedication Dates Announced

Ephraim Temple Open House and Dedication Dates Announced

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the open house and dedication dates for the Ephraim Utah Temple. In an announcement on Apr. 20 it was shared, a media day will be held Aug. 31, followed by private tours for invited guests on […]

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Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, Including Tunnel, Closing To Large Vehicles This Spring

Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, Including Tunnel, Closing To Large Vehicles This Spring

(Washington Country, UT) — Starting this summer, large vehicles will no longer be allowed on the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway. The road runs from Canyon Junction in Zion National Park to the park’s south and east entrances. Large vehicles won’t be allowed on the Highway or tunnel after June 7th. The […]

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Multiple Earthquakes Reported In Millard County

Multiple Earthquakes Reported In Millard County

Multiple earthquakes shook the eastern parts of Millard County early Apr. 19. According to a press release from the Millard County Sheriff’s Office, there were a series of minor earthquakes, none of which reached or exceeded a Richter scale of 4.0. While minor, they were strong enough for some to […]

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Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity Announces Strategic Incentives for Creekstone Energy

Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity Announces Strategic Incentives for Creekstone Energy

On Apr. 9, the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity awarded a Rural Economic Development Tax Increment Financing post-performance tax reduction to Creekstone Energy, LLC in Millard County. This was awarded for its “Creekstone Gigasite” project located near Delta. According to a press release, “the campus will feature a “behind-the-meter” […]

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ATF Report Inconclusive In Charlie Kirk Murder Case

ATF Report Inconclusive In Charlie Kirk Murder Case

(Provo, UT) — A newly unsealed report shows federal investigators could not definitively link a rifle to the killing of Charlie Kirk. The ATF analysis found a bullet fragment recovered during the autopsy could not be matched to the weapon allegedly used by suspect Tyler Robinson, though it also could […]

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Speaker Cut From UVU Commencement For Charlie Kirk Comment

Speaker Cut From UVU Commencement For Charlie Kirk Comment

(Orem, UT) — The commencement speaker has been cut from Utah Valley University over her comments about Charlie Kirk. Sharon McMahon will not be speaking on April 29th after anger from Utah Republicans including Senator Mike Lee. McMahon, who’s known as “America’s government teacher,” last year posted a comment where […]

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Gas Prices Ease Up – But Just A Tiny Bit

Gas Prices Ease Up – But Just A Tiny Bit

(Garden City, CA) — Gas prices are easing up – but just a tiny bit. Statewide, the average price for gas is now 4-dollars and 21-cents. That’s five cents less than it was a week ago. Triple-A says Rich County has the highest average price at 4-dollars and 58-cents. The […]

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State Investigating Supreme Court Justice

State Investigating Supreme Court Justice

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah’s governor and the heads of the Senate and House are investigating a state Supreme Court justice. The probe is looking at whether Diana Hagen had an inappropriate relationship with a lawyer who argued a case before the high court. They’re looking into allegations that […]

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Utah Congressman Urges Commencement Speaker To Withdraw From UVU

Utah Congressman Urges Commencement Speaker To Withdraw From UVU

(Provo, UT) — A Utah congressman is calling on a scheduled commencement speaker at Utah Valley University to step aside. Representative Burgess Owens is urging author Sharon McMahon to withdraw, citing concerns over timing following the killing of Charlie Kirk on campus. Owens says the request is not about silencing […]

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Utah Rep. Trevor Lee Facing Old Check Fraud Allegations

Utah Rep. Trevor Lee Facing Old Check Fraud Allegations

(Layton, UT) — State Representative Trevor Lee is addressing allegations that he committed check fraud when he was in his 20s. The Republican released a statement saying he “made a grave error”. His former boss at a pest control company said the error involved cashing checks for more than their […]

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