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LDS Church Breaks Ground on Three Temples in One Day

LDS Church Breaks Ground on Three Temples in One Day

(Undated) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints marked a rare milestone Saturday by breaking ground for three temples on the same day. Ceremonies were held for the Tampa, Florida; Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo; and Vancouver, Washington temples. This is only the fifth time in Church history […]

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Wide Mouth Fire Expands To Over 400 Acres

Wide Mouth Fire Expands To Over 400 Acres

(Millard County, UT) — Officials in Millard County say the Wide Mouth Fire has grown to more than 600 acres as of early this morning. Officials say a lightning strike sparked the fire Saturday afternoon in Fishlake National Forest near Dog Valley Mountain, south of Kanosh near I-15. The fire […]

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Monroe Canyon Fire Update 8/22

Monroe Canyon Fire Update 8/22

Firefighting efforts continue against the Monroe Canyon Fire in Sevier County. As of this morning the fire is still listed at 73,722 acres and containment has increased to 88 percent.  There are currently 599 personnel assigned to fight the fire.

Utah Faces Extreme Heat and Monsoon Showers

Utah Faces Extreme Heat and Monsoon Showers

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Heat continues to build across Utah, with highs reaching 106 to 108 through today. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for Lower Washington County due to the prolonged high temperatures. Meanwhile, monsoon moisture is moving across the Wasatch Front, bringing increasing chances through the […]

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Governor Approves Of Call For Death Penalty

Governor Approves Of Call For Death Penalty

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox says the death penalty is “appropriate” if Ryan Michael Bate is found guilty of killing two Tremonton police officers. Cox spoke to reporters yesterday during his monthly news conference. He says he understands that people “make mistakes” but added they still “don’t […]

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Utah Launches Domestic Violence Risk Assessment Dashboard

Utah Launches Domestic Violence Risk Assessment Dashboard

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Department of Public Safety has launched an online domestic violence risk assessment dashboard. The Intimate Partner Domestic Violence Lethality Assessment Protocol was created under Senate Bill 117 in 2023. It helps law enforcement identify victims at the highest risk of being killed by […]

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Governor Cox Defends Utah Senate President Amid Controversial Bill

Governor Cox Defends Utah Senate President Amid Controversial Bill

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox is defending Utah Senate President Stuart Adams amid a personal connection to a controversial bill. Adams is accused of using his position and proposed legislation to help a relative receive a lighter sentence in a child sexual abuse case. Cox said he […]

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Monroe Canyon Fire Update

Monroe Canyon Fire Update

The Monroe Canyon Fire in Sever County Continues to burn. As of this morning, the fire is listed at 73,722 acres and is 86 percent contained. There are currently 644 personnel assigned to fight the fire and the cause is still under investigation.

Helicopter torch ignitions used on Monroe Mountain on 6/20/19.
Courtesy National Forest Service

Monroe Canyon Fire Update 8/20

The Monroe Canyon Fire in Sever County Continues to burn. As of this morning, the fire is listed at 73,698 acres and is 84 percent contained. There are currently 719 personnel assigned to fight the fire and the cause is still under investigation.

LDS Mexico City West Mission President Shot At Mexico City Home

LDS Mexico City West Mission President Shot At Mexico City Home

(Mexico City, MX) — LDS spokesperson Sam Penrod says Mexico City West Mission president R. Tyler Wallis is in stable condition after being shot in an attempted robbery in his home. His wife Elizabeth Wallis was not injured. The couple recently moved from Orlando to Mexico City last month to […]

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