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Month: November 2024

Former Kentucky sheriff pleads not guilty in shooting death of judge

Former Kentucky sheriff pleads not guilty in shooting death of judge

Leslie County Detention Center (KENTUCKY) — A former Kentucky sheriff accused in the fatal shooting of a judge in September was arraigned on new charges Monday. Monday’s arraignment hearing was held in the Letcher County Courthouse — the same courthouse where Shawn “Mickey” Stines is accused of gunning down Kentucky […]

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Kane County Sheriff’s Office Seeking Public’s Help In Locating Suspect

Kane County Sheriff’s Office Seeking Public’s Help In Locating Suspect

The Kane County Sheriff’s Office and the Bureau of Land Management are seeking the public’s help after a report of vandalism at a cultural site near the confluence of Wire Pass and Buckskin Gulch in Kane County. On Nov. 23, the Sheriff’s Office received a report that the individuals in […]

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Utah Storms May Disrupt Thanksgiving Travel

Utah Storms May Disrupt Thanksgiving Travel

(Undated) — A weekend storm brought cooler temperatures and snow to the Wasatch Mountains, affecting mountain pass travel. A second system arriving tomorrow could bring snow and colder temperatures, potentially impacting Thanksgiving travel, especially in central and southern Utah. Up to two feet of snow may accumulate in mountain areas, […]

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Over 100K Chickens And Turkeys Culled After Avian Flu Outbreak

Over 100K Chickens And Turkeys Culled After Avian Flu Outbreak

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Farmers are fighting a large avian flu outbreak that has prompted them to cull over 100-thousand chickens and turkeys. The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food announced Friday the animals were killed after multiple avian flu cases were detected in Piute and Salt Lake County […]

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Utah College Presidents Can No Longer Collect Salary After Resigning

Utah College Presidents Can No Longer Collect Salary After Resigning

(St. George, UT) — Utah university presidents can no longer receive their salary after they resign if they’re accused of serious misconduct. The Board of Higher Education voted last week to get rid of a perk that previously allowed college presidents that resign to keep receiving their salary for up […]

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Rex Lee-Overcoming Ingratitude/ President Monson- Gift Of Gratitude/ Elder W. Rolfe Kerr- Thanks For The Things That Count

11-24 Rex Lee-President Thomas S. Monson- Elder W. Rolfe Kerr

President Russell M. Nelson- Thanks Be To God

11-24 President Russell M. Nelson

Elder Dale G. Renlund- Do Justly, Love Mercy, And Walk Humbly With God

11-24 Elder Dale G. Renlund

Elder Jay Sitterud- Gratitude

11-24 Elder Jay Sitterud

Former Milford High School Star Receives Recognition Monday

Former Milford High School Star Receives Recognition Monday

LOGAN, Utah-Monday, former Milford High School star quarterback, Utah State junior Bryson Barnes was named the Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Week for his contributions to the Aggies’ 41-20 win over San Diego State. Barnes, after coming off the bench in the 2nd Quarter, completed 13 of 15 […]

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