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New Temple Will Be Dedicated In November

New Temple Will Be Dedicated In November

(Tooele, UT) — The Deseret Peak Utah Temple will be dedicated on November 10th. An open house introduced community leaders and others to the temple located in Tooele on Monday. The public has been invited tomorrow to walk through what will be the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ […]

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Church Releases Details Concerning Salt Lake Temple Ongoing Renovations

Church Releases Details Concerning Salt Lake Temple Ongoing Renovations

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is releasing new details regarding its renovation of the Salt Lake Temple. Church leaders say the building will honor the pioneer past of the faith and also provide a worship space. The renovated temple will have two […]

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Utah CO Man Charged with Threatening Judge for Treason

Utah CO Man Charged with Threatening Judge for Treason

(Provo, UT) — A Utah County man who was previously facing felony charges is now being accused of threatening to hang a judge for treason. Authorities say Elijah Nehemiah Madden of Genola filed a motion this summer that called for the removal of a judge for treason. Madden warned that […]

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UT Marks 50th Anniversary Of WIC Program

UT Marks 50th Anniversary Of WIC Program

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah is celebrating 50 years of helping families in need. Governor Cox signed a declaration making yesterday “Women, Infants and Children Day.” The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program, also known as WIC, provides service to 47-thousand people across the state. Counseling, nutrition classes and other resources […]

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UT Lawsuit Filed Over Inland Port Projects

UT Lawsuit Filed Over Inland Port Projects

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A new lawsuit is taking aim at Utah’s inland port project. It claims the port authority had no legal right to form a board under control of the Legislature. Two nonprofits call it a constitutional violation, arguing Governor Cox is supposed to make appointments. The […]

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Two Firefighters Hurt In Chemical Fire In Cedar City

Two Firefighters Hurt In Chemical Fire In Cedar City

(Cedar City, UT) — Two firefighters were taken to the hospital after a chemical fire broke-out in Cedar City yesterday. No one is saying just how the firefighters were injured, or just how serious their injuries are. The fire started yesterday afternoon in the area of 700 North 2325 West. […]

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Utah Governor Hopes Salt Lake Lands Sundance

Utah Governor Hopes Salt Lake Lands Sundance

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah’s governor says Salt Lake remains in the running to be the new home of the Sundance Film Festival. Governor Spencer Cox yesterday said Salt Lake is competing against Bolder, Colorado and Cincinnati, Ohio. Cox says he hopes it is Salt Lake, because if not, […]

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Warning About University Of Utah Stalker

Warning About University Of Utah Stalker

(Salt Lake City, UT) — There is a warning about a stalker at the University of Utah. The school yesterday sent out a warning about 34-year-old Oluwatobi Oludaisi Shokunbi, also known as King Rocky. University police say he is homeless, and has a history of following women on campus. Officers […]

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Zion Parking Lot Closing Temporarily

Zion Parking Lot Closing Temporarily

(Springdale, UT) — Visitors heading to Zion National Park are being told to plan ahead. Officials explained that’s because a parking lot will temporarily close on Tuesday for workers to re-stripe the asphalt. The lot is for the Zion Canyon Visitor Center and the park noted it will open in […]

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Utah Lawmakers Revive Ritualistic Sex Abuse Legislation

Utah Lawmakers Revive Ritualistic Sex Abuse Legislation

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah lawmakers will take another run at a proposed law to crack down on ritualistic sexual abuse. The legislature’s Interim Judiciary Committee heard testimony about the plans yesterday. State Rep. Ken Ivory tried to move the proposal earlier this year, but failed to get much […]

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