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Utah honors 250th anniversary of the ‘Shot Heard Round the World’ with ceremony at the Capitol

Utah celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Shot Heard Round the World at the Utah Capitol on Saturday.
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‘I can’t be silent’: Thousands rally at Utah Capitol for another ‘Hands Off’ protest against Trump

A crowd of more than two thousand people rallied outside the Utah Capitol Saturday for another "Hands Off" protest.
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Embattled Utah judge resigns after House speaker threatens impeachment

A Utah judge charged with sexual abuse has resigned his position.
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Truck overturns into Daybreak pond, one person in critical condition

The truck landed upside down in a lake in Daybreak, and that the driver was pulled from the vehicle by good Samaritans.
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Park City Mountain splashes into spring with 4th annual pond skim

PARK CITY — Park City Mountain celebrated spring with its fourth annual pond skim on Saturday. The event featured 150 competitors, who each attempted to ski or snowboard across the water without falling in. Contest categories included the biggest splash, best costume, best overall skim, and judge’s choice. Mike Lewis, Vice President of Mountian Operations […]
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BLM warns against illegal parties on public lands after breaking up unpermitted rave

Illegal activities on public lands lead to consequences – one group is finding that out after unsuccessfully trying to hide an unpermitted rave.
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Sports card, Pokémon collectors concerned about potential impacts of tariffs on hobby

The impact of tariffs is wide-reaching, and collectors of sports and Pokémon cards have been concerned in recent weeks about how their hobbies will be affected.
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Kennedy Jr. backs Utah new law barring fluoride from public water supplies

Top Trump administration officials including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. applauded Utah leaders for new laws.
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‘She definitely broke barriers’: Colleagues, friends, family and supporters remember Mia Love at visitation

Many people paid their respects on Sunday at the visitation of former Congresswoman Mia Love.
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‘Complete miracle’: 8-year-old boy jumping on trampoline survives being thrown by wind 20 feet in air

This week in St. George, 8-year-old Jake Smith was jumping on the trampoline when a wind burst picked them up.
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Apostle warns against ‘elective abortion’ during first day of general conference

Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles reiterated the faith’s opposition to “elective abortion for personal or social convenience."
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Canyon View Middle School student critically injured after being hit while walking on I-15 in Cedar City

Canyon View Middle School student was in critical condition after authorities believe she was hit by two vehicles while walking on I-15 in Cedar City.
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Utah’s new law targets fentanyl traffickers with severe penalties

This bill addresses the alarming rise in fentanyl-related deaths by making trafficking the drug a first-degree felony.
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New sculpture recognizing women unveiled at Temple Square

The sculpture shows five women of different ages and ethnicities supporting each other. Meant to depict a message from the Bible.
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Sundance volunteer, former employee reflect on their experience working the film festival

As Utah comes to terms with the Sundance Institute’s decision to move to Colorado, some of the main folks who keep the festival running are sharing their experiences.
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Utah Youth Corrections Center in Provo unveils collaborative mural promoting kindness and healing

The Slate Canyon Youth Center in Utah County unveiled a mural Monday, "A Time of Kindness and Healing," as part of an ongoing initiative to empower change and inspire healing through art.
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Midvale community rallies to support families after tragic car crash

Last weekend, Midvale was struck with tragedy when two local teens, Elijah Bustamante Martinez and Donny Gabriel Castro Hernandez, were involved in a devastating car crash.
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‘This facility brings hope’: Huntsman Mental Health Institute opens new crisis center

Huntsman Mental Health Institute held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday for its new $64 million Kem and Carolyn Gardner Mental Health Crisis Care Center.
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‘You have a right to ask them to delete’: Consumer Protection Division advises Utahns to review 23andMe data

Consumer protection officials in Utah said it’s time to go back into your 23andMe settings to evaluate what you’re comfortable sharing.
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Lehi resident hosts watch party for BYU game vs. Wisconsin

BYU fans across Utah are celebrating tonight as the Cougars advance to the Sweet 16 after an upset win over Wisconsin in the NCAA tournament.
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University of Utah opens third SUPeRAD clinic to address substance abuse during pregnancy

SUPeRAD provides maternal-fetal health and addiction services in a single location, aiding pregnant women in treatment, recovery and counseling both during and after pregnancy.
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Gavin Peterson’s father and brother plead guilty to child abuse

The father and brother of Gavin Peterson who died of starvation plead guilty to multiple felony charges relating to his death on Thursday.
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Tanner Dobson, former Ogden day care employee, sentenced to maximum for sexual abuse of a child

Tanner Dobson, a former Ogden day care employee, was sentenced to 15 consecutive years to life for aggravated sexual abuse and child exploitation.
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Utah Highway Patrol warns drivers about black ice risks Wednesday night into Thursday morning

Utah Highway Patrol is urging drivers to stay cautious as black ice poses a potential hazard on the roads Wednesday night.
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