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Pence Refuses To Say If He’s Running For President Next Year

Pence Refuses To Say If He’s Running For President Next Year

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Former Vice President Mike Pence is refusing to say whether he plans to run for President next year. Pence was in Salt Lake City on Friday to have lunch with politicians and other community leaders at an event hosted by former Utah Governor Gary Herbert. […]

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Utah Home Prices Falling

Utah Home Prices Falling

(St. George, UT) — Higher interest rates are driving down Utah home prices, particularly in the southwestern corner of the state. Home prices in the St. George area fell more than 16-percent in March, to an average of 474-thousand dollars. Figures from the real estate services firm Redfin show prices […]

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Salt Lake Temple Renovation Reaches 50% Completion

Salt Lake Temple Renovation Reaches 50% Completion

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Renovation of the Salt Lake Temple is half-way to completion. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced on Tuesday that concrete poured for part of a new seismic foundation marks 50-percent of the six-year renovation. The project is expected to be completed in […]

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Congressional Delegation Asks Secretary Of State To Open SLC Passport Office

Congressional Delegation Asks Secretary Of State To Open SLC Passport Office

(Washington, DC) — Utah’s congressional delegation is renewing a request to open a new passport office in Salt Lake City. The state’s congressmen and senators sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of State yesterday outlining problems with passport processing in Utah. They say their offices have been swamped by […]

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SLC Murder Suspect Out On Bail

SLC Murder Suspect Out On Bail

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A man facing felony murder charges for shooting a woman outside a Salt Lake City nightclub is reportedly out on bail. Court documents reveal Dustin Pedersen was initially booked into the county jail without bail, but a judge reduced his bail to 100-thousand-dollars late last […]

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Billboards Push Back On SLC Being A Boring City

Billboards Push Back On SLC Being A Boring City

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A Utah marketing company is pushing back against accusations that Salt Lake City is a boring place. Loud Marketing says comments made by Charles Barkley during the recent NBA All-Star Game are “fightin’ words” and has led to a billboard campaign to counter the idea. […]

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Gov. Cox Issues Statement On Attacks At SLC Prison

Gov. Cox Issues Statement On Attacks At SLC Prison

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox is vowing to look into two recent attacks on officers at the new state prison in Salt Lake City. One officer was hospitalized after being assaulted in a maximum-security housing unit Saturday. They’ve since been released. A few days before, another officer […]

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Salt Lake City Drops Lawsuit Over Inland Port

Salt Lake City Drops Lawsuit Over Inland Port

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Supreme Court is granting a request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Salt Lake City officials over the building of an inland port. The state’s highest court announced the dismissal on Friday. Salt Lake City officials claimed the state illegally claimed land on […]

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Utah police witnessed drive-by shooting, arrested teenagers

Utah police witnessed drive-by shooting, arrested teenagers

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City police said that officers witnessed a drive-by shooting Saturday before pursuing the involved vehicle and arresting three teenagers. Nobody was hurt in the shooting or consequent arrests, police said. One of the vehicle’s passengers, a 14-year-old girl who was not arrested, was […]

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Salt Lake to provide more shelter beds amid weather, deaths

Salt Lake to provide more shelter beds amid weather, deaths

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City will make additional shelter beds available for people experiencing homelessness after five died in recent days amid sub-freezing temperatures that are expected to plunge further throughout the United States this weekend. An emergency order signed Tuesday by Mayor Erin Mendenhall will make […]

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