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Herbert open to gun reform, criticizes NRA tactics

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah Gov. Gary Herbert says he is open to changing the state’s gun laws as one of other strategies to prevent violence at schools. The Republican said at his monthly televised news conference at KUED Thursday that he is not a member of the National […]

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Police: Missing Mexican woman’s body found in Utah canyon

Police: Missing Mexican woman’s body found in Utah canyon

SPANISH FORK, Utah (AP) — The body of a woman who disappeared on her way home from English class in Utah three years ago has been found and police are investigating her death as a homicide, officials said Thursday. The skeletal remains of Elena Laguna Salgado, who had moved to […]

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1st sex assault trial set for ex-Utah State football player

1st sex assault trial set for ex-Utah State football player

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — A trial for a former Utah State football player accused of sexually assaulting seven women has been set for January. The Herald Journal reports that 24-year-old Torrey Green appeared in court Tuesday, where attorneys established a plan for trial. The seven cases charged against him will be tried […]

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State says John Swallow not entitled to $1.6M in legal fees

State says John Swallow not entitled to $1.6M in legal fees

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah state lawyers are telling a judge that former Utah Attorney General John Swallow isn’t entitled to $1.6 million in reimbursement for legal fees because he wasn’t working for the state when he was acquitted of corruption charges. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Assistant Attorney General […]

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New Miss Manti to be chosen Thursday

New Miss Manti to be chosen Thursday

A new Miss Manti will be chosen as five young ladies compete in the Miss Manti Scholarship pageant Thursday night, May 24.  Contestants include Kathryn Christensen, daughter of Alan and Becky Christensen; Whitney Dyreng, daughter of Darren and Michelle Dyreng; Keslee Cox, daughter of Kelli Sargent and Jerry Cox; Kodie […]

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Sanpete County Sheriff’s Office releases statement on fired North Sanpete teacher

Sanpete County Sheriff’s Office releases statement on fired North Sanpete teacher

The Sanpete County Sheriff has released the following statement regarding a report of a fired teacher at North Sanpete High School. Mid Utah Radio has chosen not to name the teacher at this time.   “On May 2, 2018 the school resource officer at North Sanpete High School was informed […]

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One dead, one critical after ATV accident near Richfield

One women is dead and one man is in critical condition following an ATV accident outside of Richfield on Wednesday. According to Sevier County Sheriff Nate Curtis, 37 year-old Aurora Day died at the hospital. She was not driving the ATV and had not reported any series medical complaints at […]

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Utah panel plans school safety recommendations

Utah panel plans school safety recommendations

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah School Safety Commission says it’s making progress on reaching a series of recommendations to help prevent school shootings. Commission member Terryl Warner told The Salt Lake Tribune that the recommendations might not require legislative approval to implement. Warner says the Utah Board of Education has […]

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Official says Utah lawmakers need to tweak state tax laws

Official says Utah lawmakers need to tweak state tax laws

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A state tax official says lawmakers should meet in a special session this summer to stave off a higher tax bill that some Utah families could face next year. Utah Tax Commission Chairman John Valentine said Tuesday at a conference of the Utah Taxpayers Association […]

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Crowds, delays expected at Zion National Park this weekend

Crowds, delays expected at Zion National Park this weekend

SPRINGDALE, Utah (AP) — U.S. officials say they’re expecting record numbers of visitors to southern Utah’s Zion National Park this holiday weekend that could have people waiting more than 45 minutes to enter the park and board shuttles. The National Park Service says Memorial Day weekend is their busiest of […]

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