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Gov. Cox: Lake Powell Pipeline Being Bumped To “Long-Term Horizon”

Gov. Cox: Lake Powell Pipeline Being Bumped To “Long-Term Horizon”

(St. George, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox says he agrees with Washington County Water Conservancy District leaders that plans for a Lake Powell pipeline should be put on hold while the state focuses on conservation and water re-use methods. Cox made the comment in response to a question during yesterday’s […]

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Gov. Calls Trooper Who Saved Colleague A Hero

Gov. Calls Trooper Who Saved Colleague A Hero

(Orem, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox is calling a Utah Highway Patrol trooper a hero for saving a colleague’s life. The incident happened Sunday after a driver going the wrong direction on I-15 near Orem slammed head-on into Trooper Carlos Rios-Redd. The wrong-way driver was killed and Rios-Redd’s vehicle caught […]

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State Officials Name Airboat After Outgoing Utah Speaker Brad Wilson

State Officials Name Airboat After Outgoing Utah Speaker Brad Wilson

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A Great Salt Lake airboat has been named after Utah Speaker Brad Wilson to celebrate the outgoing state legislator. State officials christened the boat as “Wilson’s Water Warrior” on the steps of the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City yesterday. Utah Governor Spencer Cox […]

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Utah Governor’s Campaign Headquarters Vandalized

Utah Governor’s Campaign Headquarters Vandalized

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah Governor Spencer Cox says his reelection campaign headquarters in Salt Lake City was vandalized. Salt Lake City police say the vandalism was reported Sunday night and when officers arrived at the campaign headquarters, a Utah Highway Patrol trooper had already detained the suspect. Police […]

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Rep. Phil Lyman To Run For Utah Governor

Rep. Phil Lyman To Run For Utah Governor

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah Representative Phil Lyman has announced that he will run for state governor in 2024. He was previously a San Juan County commissioner and helped establish the San Juan County Public Health Department. Lyman gained notoriety back in 2014, when he organized a protest against […]

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Cox Visits Mexico City On Trade Mission

(Mexico City) — Governor Spencer Cox says his latest trade mission to Mexico City has been fruitful. The governor is visiting the Mexican capital this week for the second time in two years. He says his trip is meant to strengthen Utah’s cultural and economic ties with our neighbors to […]

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Utah Sues TikTok Over Alleged Misleading About Safety, China Connection

Utah Sues TikTok Over Alleged Misleading About Safety, China Connection

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah is suing TikTok, arguing that the social media app misled people about connections to its Chinese parent company and deceptively claimed the platform is safe. Utah Governor Spencer Cox announced the suit on Tuesday and cited research on social media’s affect on adolescents, including […]

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Cox Promises Children’s Food Benefits Will Continue If Federal Government Shuts Down

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox is promising that benefits for mothers and children in the Utah Women, Infants and Children Program will continue if the federal government shuts down this weekend. Cox made that pledge Thursday. A statement from the Governor’s Office said the state will use […]

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Cox, Lawmakers Prepping Plan To Keep National Parks Open During Shutdown

Cox, Lawmakers Prepping Plan To Keep National Parks Open During Shutdown

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox says he and state legislative leaders are preparing a plan to keep Zion National Park and Utah’s other national parks open in case a federal government shutdown comes to pass this weekend. Cox said the plan is similar to what’s been done […]

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Cox: U.S.A “Declining Democracy”

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox says he believes the United States is in a “declining democracy.” Cox voiced serious concerns during his monthly press conference Thursday. He said he, like other public officials, has received threats which are a symptom of a broader problem in society that […]

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