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Neighboring states’ legal pot means bigger busts in Utah

Neighboring states’ legal pot means bigger busts in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Highway Patrol is seizing more marijuana on state highways and interstates since the drug has been legalized in a number of Western states. John Huber, the U.S. Attorney for Utah, says drug busts within the state’s borders historically yielded only a few pounds […]

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Geologist: Loss of homes to Utah landslide is ‘inevitable’

Geologist: Loss of homes to Utah landslide is ‘inevitable’

RIVERDALE, Utah (AP) — Recent rains have raised the threat that an expanding landslide will send multiple homes tumbling down a hillside in northern Utah. A state geologist monitoring the Spring Creek Road Landslide in Riverdale south of Ogden says a sharp drop-off has moved closer to the homes over […]

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Facebook to build data center in Utah

Facebook to build data center in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Facebook will build a nearly 1 million-square-foot data center in Utah that officials say will bring millions of dollars to the region. Gov. Gary Herbert and other state officials unveiled plans for the project Wednesday, after days of speculation about a mysterious company interested in […]

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Mid-Utah Radio Coverage Area Crashes

Mid-Utah Radio Coverage Area Crashes

MT. PLEASANT, Utah-Per the official Twitter of UDOT, this has been a crash-heavy day in the Mid-Utah Radio coverage area. Milepost 279, 1 mile north of Mt. Pleasant, on U.S. Highway 89, has seen a pair of crashes today. The first one was cleared at 11:53 am MDT Wednesday only […]

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Visitors crowd into Zion National Park over Memorial Day

Visitors crowd into Zion National Park over Memorial Day

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — More than 30,000 people crowded to Zion National Park in a single day over Memorial Day weekend as the iconic red-rock landscape at the already crowded park remains highly popular. The Deseret News reports that some visitors waited an hour and a half to ride the shuttle […]

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Election reform initiative won’t make Utah ballot

Election reform initiative won’t make Utah ballot

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An initiative to reform Utah’s nominating system failed to make the ballot after opponents convinced nearly 3,000 people to withdraw their name from a petition in support of the measure, election officials said Tuesday. Initiatives on medical marijuana, redistricting and Medicaid expansion did make the […]

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Real Monarchs soccer coach charged with domestic violence

Real Monarchs soccer coach charged with domestic violence

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The coach of a minor league soccer team in Utah is facing multiple charges of domestic assault and attempting to tamper with a witness. Prosecutors in Draper filed four misdemeanor charges against 36-year-old Mark Briggs last Wednesday. Briggs coaches the Real Monarchs, a Herriman-based team […]

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Officials expect to fully contain wildfire by Thursday

Officials expect to fully contain wildfire by Thursday

VERNAL, Utah (AP) — Officials say they expect full containment of wildfire in northeastern Utah by Thursday night. The Deseret News reports the wildfire began Saturday afternoon about 20 miles (32.2 kilometers) north of Vernal and wildlife officials say it has consumed 0.81 square miles (2.1 square kilometers). Bureau of Land Management […]

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Two injured in ATV rollover in Monroe

Two injured in ATV rollover in Monroe

Two people are recovering from an ATV rollover in Monroe on Monday evening. According to the Sevier County Sheriff Nate Curtis, the two made a sharp turn and lost control. Latonya Kalua-Jagels was critically injured with head and spine injuries and a 16-year-old was also injured. Neither were wearing helmets. […]

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Lawsuit filed over proposed changes to Utah election reform

Lawsuit filed over proposed changes to Utah election reform

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Opponents of a plan to make it easier for Utah politicians to bypass state party conventions are suing the state’s lieutenant governor and calling for him to be blocked from overseeing the ballot initiative process. The Keep My Voice campaign filed suit Friday calling Spencer […]

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