State workers in Utah expected back in their offices May 31st
Utah state workers will be expected back in their offices on Monday, May 31st unless continued teleworking has been approved.
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US FDA authorizes Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine for use in people ages 12 to 15
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Alpine School District moves Board meeting over safety concerns
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Heart of Utah: Feel-Good News
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Recreation
Tourism in Utah is still down but may change soon
The tourism industry is booming in rural areas because of Utah and national parks, but recent reports show tourism in our major cities is still way behind. -
Utah
Highland and Wasatch High School lacrosse fight under investigation after alleged use of racial slur
The Utah High School Sports Association is now looking into an allegation of racism at a lacrosse game between Highland and Wasatch High Schools. -
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Utah Adventures Are Waiting for Your Student | Experience One of the Best Summer School Programs in the Entire Country
If you’ve been asking yourself “what are the best summer school programs near me?” then this article is for you! -
Crime
Talking Cold: Can police lie to suspects? Who can offer immunity? And how to inmates earn an early release from prison?
When Doug Lovell's ex-wife was relucent to come forward with information about the murder of Joyce Yost, she was offered immunity. Here's what that means. -
Recreation
Salt Lake's ranks fourth nationally for pickleball but what is it?
A recent survey put Salt Lake City in the top five cities for playing pickleball. What is the game, how did it originate, and what's with the name? -
Education
Lacrosse match between Highland, Wasatch under investigation after alleged use of racial slur
A high school lacrosse match between rival schools in Utah is under investigation after an alleged use of a racial slur by at least one of the players. -
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Cedar City Utah is your next weekend vacation | 6 awesome outdoor adventures you and your family need to have this year
A great outdoor adventure is waiting for you. This is the best time to experience some of the coolest outdoor adventures in Cedar City Utah! -
United States
Judge dismisses NRA bankruptcy case, leaving group to face lawsuit in New York State
Judge Harlin Hale announced his decision Tuesday in the case over whether the powerful gun-rights group should be allowed to incorporate in Texas instead of New York. -
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Utah high schools plan more in-person graduation ceremonies for 2021
In-person graduation rituals return to Utah this year! Some districts plan large outdoor events, others will use their own stadiums. -
Business
Say goodbye to extra Chick-fil-A sauce... for now
SALT LAKE CITY — It’s the never-ending saga of shortages. Next on the list: beloved Chick-fil-A sauce. The chicken chain is limiting the amount of Chick-fil-A sauces per order due to an industry-wide shortage. The new Chick-fil-A sauce ratio is as follows: 1 sauce per entree 2 sauces per meal 3 sauces per 30-count chicken […] -
Dave & Dujanovic
How you can prevent ransomware cyberattacks (like the one that shut down a fuel pipeline)
We all heard the story, and we all want to know how to prevent it happening to us: a ransomware attack that targeted a fuel pipeline on the east coast. -
AP
Prosecutor plans to seek death penalty in spa shootings
A man accused of killing eight people in shootings at three Atlanta-area spa or massage businesses could face the death penalty.
