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Sanpete County Man Arrested For Attempting to Meet With Officer Posing As a Teen

Sanpete County Man Arrested For Attempting to Meet With Officer Posing As a Teen

A Sanpete County man is behind bars after attempting to meet up with an undercover officer posing as a 16-year-old girl. According to the arrest statement, an officer with the Lehi Police Department was undercover as a 16-year-old girl on an online chat platform on Feb. 8. A user, later […]

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Sevier County Man Accused Of Sexual Activity With RHS Student

Sevier County Man Accused Of Sexual Activity With RHS Student

A Sevier County man has been arrested and booking into the Sevier County Jail on three charges of unlawful sexual activity with a minor. According to court documents, police were first made aware of the alleged offense on Feb. 9, when a 15-year-old male Richfield High School student came forward […]

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State Lawmakers Consider Limiting Euthanasia At Animal Shelters

State Lawmakers Consider Limiting Euthanasia At Animal Shelters

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah state lawmakers are considering a bill that would limit euthanasia at animal shelters. Senate Bill 201 says an animal can only be put down if no reasonable alternative exists. For instance, shelters would have to transfer a dog or a cat to a rescue […]

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Gov. Cox Insists America Is Still Welcoming International Tourists

Gov. Cox Insists America Is Still Welcoming International Tourists

(Milan) — Utah Governor Spencer Cox is at the Olympics in Italy trying to reassure a global audience that tourists are still welcome in America. With the winter games set to return to Utah in eight years, many Europeans are growing skeptical that America is still a welcoming nation. At […]

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Winter Weather Advisories Continue In Utah

Winter Weather Advisories Continue In Utah

(Park City, UT) — It finally looks like winter in Utah. Multiple winter weather advisories remain in place. Snow is expected to keep falling through tomorrow or even Friday in some mountain locations. Hazardous driving conditions are continuing in Brian Head, Little Cottonwood Canyon, Big Cottonwood Canyon and in many […]

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Utah House GOP Pushes Bill To End Mail Ballot Drop-Off

Utah House GOP Pushes Bill To End Mail Ballot Drop-Off

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Republican majority in the Utah House is again advancing a bill that would require voters to return mail ballots in person and show identification. The proposal, H.B. 479, would require ballots to be dropped off at polling places or staffed drop boxes with ID […]

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Lawmaker Seeks 2-Million-Dollars For Tyler Robinson Trial

Lawmaker Seeks 2-Million-Dollars For Tyler Robinson Trial

(Orem, UT) — A Utah lawmaker is requesting two-million-dollars from the state to cover added costs tied to the upcoming Tyler Robinson trial. Robinson is accused of gunning down right-wing activist Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University last September. Representative David Shallenberger of Orem made the funding […]

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Finally, Snow Continues To Fall

Finally, Snow Continues To Fall

(Park City, UT) — Significant snow is finally falling on many Utah mountains. After a rough start to 2026, this week is shaping up to be a good preview of the upcoming President’s Day weekend. Mountains in southern and northern Utah are forecast to see measurable snowfall each day between […]

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Construction Of Heber Valley Temple Can Resume

Construction Of Heber Valley Temple Can Resume

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be allowed to resume construction of the Heber Valley Temple while residents challenge the construction in a lawsuit. A group of Heber residents filed a lawsuit against the temple’s construction, which was dismissed by a district court’s ruling. The residents then […]

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BYU Students, Staff Speak Out Against ICE

BYU Students, Staff Speak Out Against ICE

(Provo, UT) — Students, staff and alumni from Brigham Young University are speaking out about the inclusion of U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the university’s Career Fair that took place yesterday. In a formal statement, they say they’re concerns aren’t political, but rather motivated by the current domestic operations […]

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