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Three Wildfires Are Burning In Utah

Three Wildfires Are Burning In Utah

(Grand County, UT) — The Prairie Fire that is north of I-70 is getting more fuel from local terrain. A recent estimate is that the fire that was sparked by lightning Monday has burned about two thousand acres near the Utah-Colorado border. Firefighters say winds Monday pushed the blaze into […]

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Utah Governor: Instagram Teen Accounts Don’t Go Far Enough

Utah Governor: Instagram Teen Accounts Don’t Go Far Enough

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah’s governor doesn’t think Instagram’s new protections for teens go far enough. Governor Spencer Cox says the new Teen Accounts mirror some of the protections for kids that are in Utah’s social media law, but he wants more. Utah’s law that requires all sorts of […]

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Utah Among Happiest States

Utah Among Happiest States

(St. George, UT) — Living in Utah may be responsible for making you a happy person. That’s according to a recent study by WalletHub, which looked at the happiest states in the country. The study was based on a number of metrics such as depression and unemployment rates, as well […]

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Utah Supreme Court Agree To Take Amendment D Case

Utah Supreme Court Agree To Take Amendment D Case

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Supreme Court will decide what’s next for Amendment D. The court on Friday agreed to take the case. A lower court judge last week said Amendment D would stay on the November ballot, but votes for and against the amendment wouldn’t be counted […]

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Utah Car Dealers Advised To Clean-Up Deceptive Sales Practices

Utah Car Dealers Advised To Clean-Up Deceptive Sales Practices

(Salt Lake City, UT) — State officials say all car dealers in Utah are now on notice. The Utah Division of Consumer Protection recently sent a letter to every dealer telling them it will investigate complaints and enforce state laws regarding deceptive sales practices. Division director Katie Hass says a […]

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Forestry, Fire and State Lands Opens New Wildland Fire Cache In Richfield

Forestry, Fire and State Lands Opens New Wildland Fire Cache In Richfield

The Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands and their federal interagency partners opened a new wildland fire cache on Sept. 12 in Richfield. The cache will logistically support the interagency wildland firefighting efforts across central Utah. The new fire cache was built with help from the state legislature, […]

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Traffic Stop Nets Six Pounds Of Meth

Traffic Stop Nets Six Pounds Of Meth

(Nephi, UT) — State troopers say a traffic stop for speeding and a seat belt violation ended with them finding six pounds of meth and a pistol. It happened earlier this week on I-15 near Nephi. Troopers say they pulled over the driver of a minivan at 2:11 a.m. The […]

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Utah Olympic Planners Learned From Paris

Utah Olympic Planners Learned From Paris

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Olympic planners here in Salt Lake City say they’re learning the lessons from Paris’ games. 2034 Olympic Committee president and CEO Fraser Bullock says they like how Paris added Olympic spaces in the city’s various neighborhoods. He’s looking into adding free spaces around the Salt […]

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Cedar City Man Sentenced For Murder

Cedar City Man Sentenced For Murder

(Cedar City, UT) — A southern Utah man is heading to prison for the murder of his mother. Joshua Glover was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison this week for the 2020 murder of 73-year-old Kay Gosewisch, whose body was found months later underneath a structure of their […]

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Judge Rules In Favor Of Five Utah Schools

Judge Rules In Favor Of Five Utah Schools

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A judge is siding with five universities in Utah that challenged a State Records Committee decision calling for contracts with college athletes for name, image and likeness rights to be made public. Third District Judge Amber Mettler agreed with the University of Utah, Utah State, […]

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