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Month: April 2017

BLM Buys Land Near Canyon 

(Iron County, UT)  –  More than 40 acres near the mouth of a popular canyon for hiking in Iron County are now in the hands of the Bureau of Land Management.  The agency announced yesterday they paid 660-thousand dollars for the land at the trailhead of Kanarra Creek.  The “Salt Lake […]

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Plea Deal For Man Who Burned Cars 

(Cedar City, UT)  –  Prosecutors are recommending between one and 15 years behind bars for a man who admitted torching six cars in Cedar City.  Investigators say Isaac Wall had been upset about his upcoming divorce before burning six cars throughout Cedar City in the pre-dawn hours of January 10th.  He […]

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Man Pleads Guilty In Child Abuse Case 

(Cedar City, UT)  –  A Cedar City man will be sentenced next month on a child abuse charge for beating three kids, including hitting one with a cast iron pan.  Josh Kern agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors which saw them drop the severity of the child abuse charge to […]

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Officials: Imprisoned Utah doctor may have killed himself

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah officials say a doctor imprisoned for drugging his beauty queen wife and leaving her to die in a bathtub may have killed himself. Authorities said in a statement Tuesday that they didn’t find “any signs of foul play” in their preliminary investigation, so they’re […]

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Woman falls to death while hiking near Colorado-Utah border

MONTROSE, Colo. (AP) — Authorities say a 51-year-old woman fell to her death during a hike near the Colorado-Utah border. Rose Zaldivar, of Eckert, went hiking near Paradox on April 2 and was reporting missing to the Montrose County Sheriff’s Office on April 6. The Montrose Daily Press reports family […]

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Finding affordable homes difficult amid shrinking inventory

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Prospective home-buyers in Utah are struggling amid a shortage of affordable housing in a situation that mirrors a nationwide trend. Data compiled by The Associated Press from real estate websites shows that Salt Lake City’s housing inventory plummeted nearly 70 percent from 2012 to 2017. […]

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Music festival planned in polygamous Utah-Arizona community

HILDALE, Utah (AP) — A musician is planning a festival in Hildale, Utah, one of two towns on the Utah-Arizona line that’s home to the religious group known as the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The Spectrum reports (http://bit.ly/2o4ncOr ) that the Colorado City Music Festival is scheduled […]

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Man found dead at Utah junior high school

KAYSVILLE, Utah (AP) — Two Davis County schools were put on lockout for several hours after an official found the body of a man on school grounds who they say killed himself. The Standard-Examiner reports that a man in his 20s was found dead on the property of a junior […]

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Bernie Sanders, National Democratic chair to hold Utah rally

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and new national Democratic Party Chairman Tom Perez will stop in Utah as early as next week as part of a national push to unify Democrats in Republican strongholds and politically competitive states. Utah Democratic Party Chair Peter Corroon said Tuesday […]

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Coal mine operator seeks new buyer for Navajo power plant

PHOENIX (AP) — A coal mine operator says the price of its coal could be lowered through 2025 if a new buyer takes over the power plant it sells to. The Arizona Republic reports Peabody Energy officials are hopeful that new ownership would make the Navajo Generation Station profitable again. […]

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