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‘Typo’ may have overvalued Utah home at nearly $1B

‘Typo’ may have overvalued Utah home at nearly $1B

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah officials say a possible dropped phone resulted in a typo that overvalued a home for almost $1 billion. And taxpayers may have to pay for the mistake. The Deseret News reports a house built in 1978 in an unincorporated area of the county was […]

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Push to ratify ERA launched in Utah, eyed in other states

Push to ratify ERA launched in Utah, eyed in other states

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A renewed national push to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment has come to conservative Utah, where supporters have launched a long-shot bid to become the tipping point state, despite opposition from the influential Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Utah is one of several […]

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Army pilot killed in Afghanistan to be buried Monday in Utah

Army pilot killed in Afghanistan to be buried Monday in Utah

BRIGHAM CITY, Utah (AP) — A  25-year-old Army helicopter pilot killed in a crash in Afghanistan will be buried Monday at Brigham City Cemetery in northern Utah. Officials said CW2 Kirk Fuchigami Jr. was one of two Army pilots killed in the Nov. 20 crash while providing security for ground troops […]

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Kearns High School journalists start community newspaper

Kearns High School journalists start community newspaper

Kearns didn’t have a community newspaper. So a group of students decided to start one.Since the start of the school year, the journalists who create The Cougar Claw, Kearns High School’s monthly paper, have worked to make sure their coverage spans issues that affect both their classmates and their neighbors […]

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Investigators find no evidence assessor neglected duties

Investigators find no evidence assessor neglected duties

Investigators have found no evidence an Arizona official neglected his duties after he was charged with running an adoption-fraud scheme involving women from the Marshall Islands. The Arizona Capitol Times reported Thursday that the investigators have said it is up to county supervisors to determine if Maricopa County Assessor Paul […]

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Utah County officials consider selling $10M equestrian park

Utah County officials consider selling $10M equestrian park

County leaders in Utah have announced plans to consider selling a county-owned equestrian center to help close a budget gap despite opposition from members in the horse community. KUTV-TV reported Thursday that Utah County commissioners voted to accept bids on the North County Equestrian Park valued at about $10 million. […]

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Former envoy: Putin likely ‘joyful’ about Ukraine theory

Former envoy: Putin likely ‘joyful’ about Ukraine theory

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — President Donald Trump’s former ambassador to Russia says Vladimir Putin is likely “joyful” about the renewed prominence of a debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine was responsible for meddling in the 2016 election. Jon Huntsman Jr. said in an interview with The Associated Press on Thursday […]

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GOP Rep. pitches LGBTQ rights bill with religious exemptions

GOP Rep. pitches LGBTQ rights bill with religious exemptions

A new bill from Utah Republican Rep. Chris Stewart seeks to protect LGBTQ people from discrimination while also carving out the ability for religious organizations to provide services in accordance with religious beliefs that may exclude those of different sexual orientations or gender identities. Stewart is introducing his bill on […]

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Montague Earns NJCAA, AVCA All-American Honors

Montague Earns NJCAA, AVCA All-American Honors

EPHRAIM, Utah-After helping lead Snow College to a Region XVIII and Rocky Mountain District championship, freshman middle blocker Lydia Montague is receiving national recognition for her contribution to the Badgers’ outstanding season. Montague, a native of Lehi, Utah (Lehi HS / Club V) has been named to the NJCAA Divison-I All-America first […]

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Utah high court avoids records dispute between BYU, Tribune

Utah high court avoids records dispute between BYU, Tribune

Utah Supreme Court justices have agreed not to weigh in on a dispute over whether Brigham Young University’s police are subject to hand over public records created before a new state open-records law was established. The Salt Lake Tribune reported that the state Supreme Court ruling Wednesday shifts the legal […]

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