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Month: November 2019

Salt Lake Tribune gets IRS approval to convert to nonprofit

Salt Lake Tribune gets IRS approval to convert to nonprofit

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Salt Lake Tribune says it has received approval from the IRS to convert into a nonprofit as the newspaper switches to a nontraditional model that it hopes will ensure long-term stability after years of financial struggles fueled by declines in advertising and circulation revenues. […]

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Temple in St. George closing until 2022 for renovations

Temple in St. George closing until 2022 for renovations

ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has officially closed its temple in St. George for renovations that will take at least a few years to complete. KUTV in Salt Lake City reported Monday that the temple has officially shuttered for the project. It is expected […]

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Sage-grouse recovery to cost millions and take years

Sage-grouse recovery to cost millions and take years

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP) — A federal agency says rebuilding a sage-grouse population found only in Colorado and Utah could take more than 50 years and cost nearly $561 million. The Daily Sentinel reported Saturday that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released a draft recovery plan for the […]

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Person found dead following Salt Lake City house fire

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) —Authorities say one person was found dead after a fire that started in a home’s basement and destroyed the residence Saturday. Cause of the fire is under investigation and no additional information was released.

‘Chalkbus’ inspires drawings and connectivity

‘Chalkbus’ inspires drawings and connectivity

AMERICAN FORK, Utah (AP) — A VW bus painted like a black chalkboard is inspiring creative drawings and bringing people together in American Fork. No matter where he parks the ‘chalkbus,’ owner Jonathan Sherman says he comes back to find great new art adorning the sides. The Daily Herald reports […]

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Racial disparities in Utah prisons need study, lawmaker says

Racial disparities in Utah prisons need study, lawmaker says

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — A Utah state lawmaker says she’s working on a proposal to study how implicit racial biases may play into the disproportionate number of minorities in the state prison system. Republican Rep. Marsha Judkins of Provo tells the Standard-Examiner she’s working on a prosecution transparency bill to […]

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New Mexico delegation takes aim at US West’s water scarcity

New Mexico delegation takes aim at US West’s water scarcity

CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) — As things begin to dry out again in New Mexico, members of the arid state’s congressional delegation are looking for ways to combat water scarcity here and across the American West. U.S. Sen. Tom Udall is blaming climate change for growing water scarcity, worrying that New […]

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Old Iron Town

2 candidates get endorsements for state monument designation

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Gov. Gary Herbert’s office has endorsed the first two designations for new state monument candidates, but they will need approval by Utah lawmakers. The Deseret News reports Danger Cave State Park Heritage Area near the Nevada border and Old Iron Town in Iron County received […]

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Leonard’s big fourth quarter lifts Clippers over Jazz

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kawhi Leonard scored 18 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a 105-94 victory over the Utah Jazz on Sunday night. Leonard’s scoring surge helped the Clippers erase a double-digit second-half deficit and remain unbeaten (4-0) at home. […]

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Hall, Romney lead BYU to 42-14 win over Utah State

Hall, Romney lead BYU to 42-14 win over Utah State

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Jaren Hall was 12-of-16 passing for 214 yards and ran for two touchdowns — all before halftime — and Baylor Romney threw for 191 yards and two scores to help BYU beat Utah State 42-14 on Saturday night. Hall, who finished with seven carries for 54 […]

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