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Month: February 2018

Utah Legislature face record high stack of new law requests

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah legislators are piling up a record high number of proposals for new laws at the start of their 45-day lawmaking session, logging 1,341 “bill files” as of last week’s deadline. The Salt Lake Tribune reports the number is 43 more than the previous record […]

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BLM Wants Public Input On Reducing Wildfires

(Cedar City, UT) — The public will get a chance to give input to the Bureau of Land Management on how they plan to reduce future wildfires. The B-L-M will take comments on fuel breaks and their restoration plans during the meeting in Cedar City on February 14th. This comes […]

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Midway Ice Castles Closed Due To Warm Weather

(Midway, UT) — A winter attraction in Midway is temporarily closed due to warm weather. Officials at Midway Ice Castles say current temperatures have melted the ice at the location, making it unsafe for visitors. “It’s been a warm winter, which has made it difficult to sustain the ice,” said […]

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Utah to make Echo Reservoir its 1st new state park in years

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah is getting its first new state park in 15 years at Echo Reservoir, which is expected to ease the demand on other bodies of water that are popular for recreation. The Utah Division of State Parks is planning to develop a plan for the […]

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Pistol-packing passer-by aids Utah policeman being assaulted

SPRINGVILLE, Utah (AP) — A passer-by carrying a concealed pistol is being credited with stopping an attack on a police officer in central Utah. Derek Meyer told FOX13 he was driving Friday afternoon in Springville when he saw a policeman scuffling with someone near a clothes donation bin. Meyer turned […]

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Utah bill would void education initiative

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah lawmaker has sponsored a bill that would void an education initiative if it passes because he says the initiative’s goals could be reached without sales and income tax hikes. The bill sponsored by Republican state Rep. Mike Schultz of Hooper would cancel out […]

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Prep Sports Roundup: 2/3

*Boys Basketball* RICHFIELD, Utah-Alec Williams led the way with 22 points and the Grand Red Devils surged past Richfield 80-73 Saturday in Region 15 boys basketball action. Emmitt Hafen paced the Wildcats in defeat with 21 points. MONROE, Utah-Caleb Barton posted 18 points and the South Sevier Rams routed San […]

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Prep Sports Roundup: 2/2

*Boys Basketball* MONROE, Utah-Brodee Tebbs posted 25 points on 9-12 shooting, including 6-9 behind the arc as the South Sevier Rams blasted Grand 70-56 Friday in Region 15 boys basketball action. This was a de facto #1 seed for the state tournament game as both the Rams and Red Devils […]

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Mexico airline offering flights at Salt Lake City airport

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — One of Mexico’s largest airlines has begun offering flights between Mexico and Salt Lake City. Aeromexico will offer daily flights to Guadalajara, Mexico and a weekly service to Mexico City. Aeromexico Executive Jorge Goytortua told KUTV-TV Thursday that the company was drawn to the Beehive […]

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Former monument land in Utah up for grabs starting Friday

Starting Friday, companies and private citizens can make mining claims on land that used to be part of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monuments. Using the more than a century old General Mining Law, claims for up to 20 acres can be staked today. Almost anyone can […]

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