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Year: 2018

Katie Donovan Named Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year

Katie Donovan Named Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year

SALT LAKE CITY-While Utah softball didn’t have the season it hoped for, sporting a disappointing record of 20-30, the Utes still have something to celebrate. Utah star pitcher Katie Donovan, a senior from Salem, Ore., was named as the Pac-12’s scholar athlete of the year Tuesday. Utah has a tradition […]

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UVU Women’s Soccer Competes Well on Costa Rican trip

UVU Women’s Soccer Competes Well on Costa Rican trip

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica-Tuesday, the Utah Valley women’s soccer team completed its international trip to Costa Rica, dropping a 2-1 decision to the Costa Rican national team at the San Sebastian Sports Complex of San Jose. The Wolverines were successful, however, in downing Costa Rican squads San Carlos and Moravia. […]

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Oldest active Broadcaster in America to be inducted into Utah Broadcaster’s Hall of Fame

Oldest active Broadcaster in America to be inducted into Utah Broadcaster’s Hall of Fame

Joseph Gentry, who is the oldest continuing on-air broadcaster in America, will be inducted into the Utah Broadcasters Hall of Fame Thursday, May 17, 2018 in Richfield, UT. Known in Richfield and surrounding areas as “Uncle Joe,” Gentry will be 101 years old , July 21. He was born in […]

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Mormon church wants 1984 rape case against leader tossed out

Mormon church wants 1984 rape case against leader tossed out

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Mormon church has asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit accusing leaders of brushing aside rape allegations against a former missionary training center director dating from 1984. Many people who could have testified about what happened in the 1980s have died or have only […]

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Lawsuit claims retaliation behind firing at Utah university

Lawsuit claims retaliation behind firing at Utah university

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The former head of Utah Valley University’s anti-discrimination office has filed a lawsuit accusing the school of unfairly firing her after she raised concerns about potential discrimination against women and non-Mormons. Melissa Frost said Tuesday that she faced retaliation for whistleblowing about the university’s hiring […]

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Authorities find body of missing man near Spanish Fork

Authorities find body of missing man near Spanish Fork

PROVO, Utah (AP) — Authorities say the body of a Utah man who went missing last year has been found. The Daily Herald reports investigators with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office recovered the body of Steven Reed Terry from a farm near Spanish Fork on Monday. Sgt. Spencer Cannon says Terry went […]

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Utah Jazz Announce Summer League Dates, Teams and Ticket Availability

Utah Jazz Announce Summer League Dates, Teams and Ticket Availability

SALT LAKE CITY-Wednesday, the Utah Jazz announced the schedule of their fourth annual summer league, as well as dates, opponents and ticket information for fans. This summer, the fourth annual Utah Jazz Summer League, sponsored by America First Credit Union, University of Utah Health and the Utah Sports Commission will […]

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Judge: USFWS illegally denied bi-state sage grouse listing

Judge: USFWS illegally denied bi-state sage grouse listing

RENO, Nev. (AP) — A federal judge says U.S. wildlife officials acted illegally in 2015 when they denied Endangered Species Act protection for a distinct population of “bi-state” sage grouse in California and Nevada. U.S. District Judge Joseph Spero ruled in San Francisco Tuesday the Fish and Wildlife Service ignored […]

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Baby cam video captures home intruder as family sleeps

Baby cam video captures home intruder as family sleeps

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah family has video from a baby cam of an intruder who entered their home, exposed himself and masturbated in a bedroom where a mother and infant child were sleeping. Layton police released a clip of the footage Tuesday in which the unidentified man is partially […]

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US judge scraps Oakland, California, ban on Utah coal shipments

US judge scraps Oakland, California, ban on Utah coal shipments

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A federal judge in California on Tuesday struck down the city of Oakland’s ban on coal shipments at a proposed cargo terminal, siding with a developer who wants to use the site to transport Utah coal to Asia. In a scathing ruling, U.S. District Judge Vince […]

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