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Month: January 2018

Bomb squad takes care of explosives in Richfield

The bomb squad and some military men exploded some hand grenades on Tuesday afternoon in Richfield. The explosives were found at the Universal Storage in Richfield and were destroyed on purpose as a precaution. According to Richfield Police Chief Trent Lloyd, three explosions went off around 3:30 p.m. The first […]

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The Latest: Crash closing I-15 near Mona with car on fire

The Latest: 9:20 a.m. According to the Utah Highway Patrol, no one was injured from this incident. The driver was told over a CB radio that his vehicle was on fire. He tried to extinguish it himself, but was unable. Traffic was re-directed for several hours Tuesday afternoon. 3:20 p.m. […]

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Cedar Breaks road closed for winter

The National Parks Service is closing the State Route 148 through the Cedar Breaks National Monument for the winter. According to a press release from the Parks Service, snow and ice has piled up on the road to the point where its now become unsafe to have traffic. Visitors can […]

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2 transgender people want sex designation on IDs changed

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Two transgender Utah residents, who have been denied a legal sex designation by a state judge, are challenging the ruling by asking the Utah Supreme Court to overturn the decision. The Salt Lake Tribune reports Angie Rice and Sean Childers-Gray both have driver’s licenses and […]

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Utah authorities investigate 2 attempts to blow up ATMs

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Two Utah police agencies are investigating the use of propane tanks to blow up ATMs. One of the attempts on Sunday caused an explosion, while the other attempt was prevented by law enforcement. Surveillance footage shows a West Jordan credit union’s ATM exploding while someone […]

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Crews rescue injured man from cave after 12 hours

VERNAL, Utah (AP) — Crews spent 12 hours rescuing a California man who fell while exploring a Utah cave. The Deseret News reports Uintah County Sheriff’s Cpl. Brian Fletcher says the man and three friends on Sunday were exploring Little Brush Creek Cave in the Ashley National Forest near Dinosaur […]

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Flags to be lowered to half staff Friday for LDS President

In remembrance of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints President Thomas S. Monson’s death, the U.S. and Utah flags will be flown at half staff at all state facilities and public grounds from sunrise until sunset on Jan. 12, according to a statement issued by the governor’s office. […]

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Supreme Court won’t hear suit over prairie dog protections

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court won’t hear an appeal from Utah property owners challenging endangered-species protections for prairie dogs, but the plaintiffs say the case has nevertheless made a mark as the Trump administration moves to loosen the contested rules. Lawyers for the Cedar City residents […]

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Forest Service wants to hear from you about Brian Head fire rehab

(Brian Head, UT) — The National Forest Service wants to hear from you regarding their plan to rehabilitate the area scorched by the Brian Head Fire. Some of the work involved includes watershed and wildlife habitat rehabilitation, along with reforestation and timber salvage. You can submit your comments on the […]

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Small Earthquake hits North East of Beaver

(Puite County, UT) — No damage or injuries from a small tremor that struck in Puite County. The United States Geological Survey reports the quake hit near the Manderfield Reservoir yesterday afternoon and was measured at a 3.5 on the Richter scale. The USGS also reported that a much smaller […]

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