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Scott Sommerdorf  |  The Salt Lake Tribune             
After midnight, Utah Governor Gary Herbert thanks the Representatives for their work as the Legidlators ended the 2012 session in the Utah House of Representatives, Thursday, March 8, 2012.

Utah creates pact to help fund fight against racism

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah officials have begun signing a new pact aimed at mitigating racism in institutions across the state. The Utah Compact on Racial Equity, Diversity and Inclusion unveiled Tuesday will provide baselines for public policy changes and investments that will help reduce racism. Republican Gov. Gary […]

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Winter Weather Advisory

Winter Weather Advisory

Winter Weather Advisory issued December 16 at 3:​08​PM MST until December 18 at 3:​00​AM MST by NWS Saltlake …WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 8 AM THURSDAY TO 3 AM MST FRIDAY… * WHAT…Snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 5 to 15 inches with locally higher amounts, particularly in […]

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Utah hospitals begin administering first COVID-19 vaccines

Utah hospitals begin administering first COVID-19 vaccines

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An intensive care nurse in Salt Lake City became the first person in Utah to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Utah hospitals began administering vaccinations to front-line healthcare workers with the highest risk of exposure. Hospital leaders expect about a total of 100 doses to be […]

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Athletes to retrace Sierra escape of Donner Party survivors

Athletes to retrace Sierra escape of Donner Party survivors

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Four backcountry endurance athletes from California are trying to put themselves in the shoes of the Donner Party. The modern-day explorers plan to set out from near Truckee on snowshoes Wednesday to follow the last 90-mile route survivors of the infamous tale of cannibalism finally cut […]

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Utah college votes to nix Confederate-tied ‘Dixie’ from name

Utah college votes to nix Confederate-tied ‘Dixie’ from name

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A university in Utah voted Monday to drop “Dixie” from its name. The move is another example of the nation’s reexamination of the remnants of Confederacy and slavery. Dixie State University’s Board of Trustees unanimously recommended the name change Monday after reviewing the results of […]

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Redford sells Utah’s Sundance Mountain Resort to 2 companies

Redford sells Utah’s Sundance Mountain Resort to 2 companies

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Robert Redford has agreed to sell the Sundance Mountain Resort in Utah to a pair of real estate investment firms. Redford has reached an agreement to sell the resort to Broadreach Capital Partners LLC and Cedar Capital Partners Ltd. The renowned actor, filmmaker and environmental […]

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Elementary scores down in Salt Lake during online schooling

Elementary scores down in Salt Lake during online schooling

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Student scores in Salt Lake City elementary schools are down while youngsters attend school online during the coronavirus pandemic. The Salt Lake Tribune reports the percentage of students scoring below grade level in one or more subjects is up from 23% in 2019 to 32% […]

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Street encampment in Ogden grows during pandemic

Street encampment in Ogden grows during pandemic

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — An outdoor homeless community in Ogden has grown this year, and shelter officials say the coronavirus pandemic is contributing as the virus spreads more easily in indoor spaces like shelters.  The Standard-Examiner reports that police say the number of people who need shelter hasn’t necessarily grown […]

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Woman will face trial in crash that killed Michigan trooper

Woman will face trial in crash that killed Michigan trooper

IONIA, Mich. (AP) — A woman charged with second-degree murder in the death of a state trooper was drunk and driving around 100 mph at the time of the crash last summer. Thomasina Jones was ordered to stand trial in Ionia County after witnesses testified last week about her blood-alcohol […]

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Education advocates push for early teacher vaccinations

Education advocates push for early teacher vaccinations

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Education advocates are calling for teachers and other school workers to get priority in the national coronavirus vaccine rollout expected to start next week. In New Mexico, state legislators are calling for educators teaching in-person to receive the vaccine alongside healthcare workers and first responders. […]

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