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AP Investigation: Many US jails fail to stop inmate suicides

AP Investigation: Many US jails fail to stop inmate suicides

The last time Tanna Jo Fillmore talked with her mother, she was in a Utah jail, angry, pleading and desperate. She’d called every day that past week, begging for help. I need my medicine, she demanded. I have to get out of here! she screamed. Fillmore was in the Duchesne […]

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A Utah veteran turning 101 gets over 5,000 birthday cards

A Utah veteran turning 101 gets over 5,000 birthday cards

OREM, Utah (AP) — When John Frey’s family requested 101 birthday cards to celebrate the World War II veteran’s 101st birthday in Utah, they were expecting to get 500 at most. At a celebration on June 8, a day after his birthday, Frey ended up with well over 5,000 cards, […]

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Correction: Gun Pointed At Black Child-Protest story

Correction: Gun Pointed At Black Child-Protest story

WOODS CROSS, Utah (AP) — In a story June 13 about planned protests outside a Utah police agency after an officer pointed his gun at a black child, The Associated Press reported erroneously that his mother is black. She is white. A corrected version of the story is below: Utah […]

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AP analysis: Pot for all can hurt medical marijuana industry

AP analysis: Pot for all can hurt medical marijuana industry

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — When states legalize pot for all adults, long-standing medical marijuana programs take a big hit, in some cases losing more than half their registered patients in just a few years, according to a data analysis by The Associated Press. Much of the decline comes from consumers […]

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Former Bengal faces assault charges in American Samoa

Former Bengal faces assault charges in American Samoa

PAGO PAGO, American Samoa (AP) — Former Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Jonathan Fanene faces charges he used a pipe, golf club and broom handle to assault his wife and his sister over allegations he had an extramarital affair while on a trip to Hawaii, according to court documents filed this […]

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Son who spoke out against infamous polygamous leader dies

Son who spoke out against infamous polygamous leader dies

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A man who spoke out against his infamous father who led a polygamous sect has died, his sister said Tuesday. Roy Jeffs was abused sexually and psychologically as a child by their father Warren Jeffs, and died by suicide May 29, his sister and brother […]

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Prosecutors push back on enforcing new state abortion laws

Prosecutors push back on enforcing new state abortion laws

ATLANTA (AP) — New state abortion laws likely to become bogged down in legal challenges face another potential obstacle: prosecutors who refuse to enforce them. The Associated Press reached out to nearly two dozen district attorneys across seven states, and several said they would not file criminal charges against doctors […]

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BYU Men’s Basketball Adds Jake Toolson As a Transfer

BYU Men’s Basketball Adds Jake Toolson As a Transfer

PROVO, Utah-Per a report from Friday, BYU men’s basketball announced the transfer of 6-5 guard Jake Toolson into the program from nearby Utah Valley University. Toolson, who graduated from UVU earlier this spring, was a The Associated Press honorable-mention All-American last season. The 2019-20 WAC player of the year averaged […]

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Politics, killings stifle wolf recovery amid hefty price tag

Politics, killings stifle wolf recovery amid hefty price tag

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Illegal killings and longstanding political resistance have undercut the return of two species of endangered wolves to the wild, frustrating government efforts that already cost more than $80 million but have failed to meet recovery targets. The number of red wolves roaming the forests of North […]

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Utah’s Gail Miller selected to receive congressional award

Utah’s Gail Miller selected to receive congressional award

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah Jazz owner and philanthropist Gail Miller was running between meetings when she heard the news from Washington D.C. A colleague had told her she would be receiving a congressional award honoring her work with young people. Miller thought the idea was far-fetched. “I didn’t […]

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