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Year: 2023

Prep Sports Roundup: 9/29

Prep Sports Roundup: 9/29

Football 3A South MT. PLEASANT, Utah-Kash Cook ran for 150 yards and a score on 16 carries and the North Sanpete Hawks clobbered Carbon 38-10 in 3A South play to give the Hawks a successful Homecoming game Friday. The Hawks ran for 322 yards as Ty Pringle (71-yard run for […]

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Trump co-defendant takes plea deal, agrees to testify in Georgia election case

Trump co-defendant takes plea deal, agrees to testify in Georgia election case

Fulton County Sheriff’s Office (ATLANTA, Ga.) — One of former President Donald Trump’s co-defendants charged in the Georgia election interference case is taking a plea deal in which he will agree to testify against others in the case. Scott Hall appeared Friday in court for what Judge Scott McAfee said was […]

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Duane Davis indicted for murder in fatal drive-by shooting of Tupac: Official

Duane Davis indicted for murder in fatal drive-by shooting of Tupac: Official

amphotora/Getty Images (LAS VEGAS) — Duane Keith Davis has been indicted on a murder charge in connection with the shooting of Tupac Shakur, who was killed during a drive-by in Las Vegas in 1996. Davis was indicted on Thursday by a Clark County grand jury on one count of open murder […]

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Sea lion escapes from Central Park Zoo pool amid severe New York City flooding

Sea lion escapes from Central Park Zoo pool amid severe New York City flooding

Spencer Platt/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — A sea lion escaped from its pool at the Central Park Zoo on Friday amid the severe flooding that’s pounding New York City, officials said. “Zoo staff monitored the sea lion as she explored the area before returning to the familiar surroundings of the […]

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Fast-food workers in California to earn $20 an hour in 2024

Fast-food workers in California to earn $20 an hour in 2024

Elvira Laskowski/Getty Images (SACRAMENTO, Calif.) — More than 500,000 fast-food workers in California will soon earn at least $20 an hour as a result of a new bill signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Newsom joined labor leaders, legislators and fast-food workers in Los Angeles on Thursday, hailing the […]

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Little Sahara Visitor Center Grand Opening

Little Sahara Visitor Center Grand Opening

BLM Utah leadership unveiled the brand new Little Sahara Visitor Center in Juab County Sept. 28. The Visitor Center cost just over $2.1 million and was the result of a five year process and funded through the BLM Deferred Maintenance Program. The 3,100 square foot building boasts a 12KW photovoltaic […]

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Utah Childcare Grant To Expire

Utah Childcare Grant To Expire

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Daycare centers across Utah face closure as a federal childcare grant is about to expire. The Federal Childcare Stabilization grant has helped daycares across the state stay open, and it expires tomorrow. As it stands now, a total of 663 childcare centers in Utah are […]

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Elder Bednar: French Could Become Dominant Language In LDS Church

Elder Bednar: French Could Become Dominant Language In LDS Church

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Apostle David A. Bednar thinks French could one day become the dominant language spoken by church members. Bednar shared that opinion Thursday on the final day of the annual Silicon Slopes Summit. The gathering in Salt Lake City […]

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Cox Promises Children’s Food Benefits Will Continue If Federal Government Shuts Down

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox is promising that benefits for mothers and children in the Utah Women, Infants and Children Program will continue if the federal government shuts down this weekend. Cox made that pledge Thursday. A statement from the Governor’s Office said the state will use […]

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Nelson Unable To Attend General Conference In Person

Nelson Unable To Attend General Conference In Person

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says he will have to attend this weekend’s General Conference virtually instead of in person. President Russell M. Nelson said in a news release that he is still recovering from a fall he suffered […]

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