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4.2 inches of snow near Nevada-Utah line breaks 1898 record

4.2 inches of snow near Nevada-Utah line breaks 1898 record

ELY, Nev. (AP) — More than 4 inches (10 centimeters) of snow fell near the Nevada-Utah line as a late winter storm made its way through the Great Basin, breaking a 121-year-old record. The National Weather Service said Wednesday that the Ely Airport in Nevada’s White Pine County recorded 4.2 […]

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With lawsuits looming, OxyContin maker considers bankruptcy

With lawsuits looming, OxyContin maker considers bankruptcy

The company that has made billions selling the prescription painkiller OxyContin said Wednesday that it is considering legal options including bankruptcy, a move that could upend hundreds of lawsuits claiming it had a major role in causing the U.S. opioid drug crisis. “As the company has stated, it is exploring […]

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Southern Utah beats Idaho St. 94-80 in Big Sky tourney

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Andre Adams matched his career high with 23 points as Southern Utah topped Idaho State 94-80 in the first round of the Big Sky Conference tournament on Wednesday. Brandon Better had 17 points for Southern Utah (15-15). Jacob Calloway added 15 points. Harrison Butler had 13 […]

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Deal reached to increase alcohol limits on beer in Utah

Deal reached to increase alcohol limits on beer in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah lawmakers have reached a compromise deal to inch up the amount of alcohol available in beer. Republican Sen. Jerry Stevenson said Wednesday the agreement would raise alcohol limits to 4 percent, which is still relatively low but would allow for most production-line beers to […]

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Democrats, tribes renew critiques of Trump’s monument cuts

Democrats, tribes renew critiques of Trump’s monument cuts

Congressional Democrats and tribal leaders are renewing criticisms of President Donald Trump for scaling back two national monuments in Utah following a wider review of lands protected around the country by past presidents. Democratic members of the House Natural Resources Committee said during a hearing Wednesday in Washington that the […]

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Once-stalled Utah hate-crimes measure poised to become law

Once-stalled Utah hate-crimes measure poised to become law

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A once-stalled measure to strengthen Utah’s hate crime law has passed the Legislature and is poised to become law. The Utah Senate cast the final vote to pass the measure Wednesday, and Republican Gov. Gary Herbert said he’s looking forward to signing it. Utah’s current […]

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Wind, snow slows traffic in Salt Lake City region

Wind, snow slows traffic in Salt Lake City region

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Wind and snow from a late winter storm created hazardous driving conditions in the Salt Lake City region during the Wednesday morning commute. Traffic between the state’s most populous city and Provo was slowed to a reported average speed of 20 mph (32 kph). The […]

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LOVELOUD concert festival  (All proceeds from this concert will go to the LOVELOUD Foundation which lends support to various local charities such as Encircle and Stand4Kind, as well as national charities, The Trevor Project and GLAAD) images are of all the days events and concert at the Brent Brown Ballpark on the campus of Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah on Saturday August 26, 2017. (LOVELOUD photo staff)

Kesha to headline Dan Reynolds’ LGBTQ festival LOVELOUD

NEW YORK (AP) — Kesha wants you to bring as much glitter as possible and sport the brightest colors of the rainbow when she visits Utah in June to headline the LOVELOUD Festival, the LGBTQ+ event founded by Imagine Dragons’ frontman Dan Reynolds. And if you’re “skeptical or don’t understand […]

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Appeals court hears case of on adoptions of Native Americans

Appeals court hears case of on adoptions of Native Americans

The Latest on the appeal of a federal judge’s ruling that the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act is unconstitutional (all times local): 1:30 p.m. Opponents of a 1978 law governing Native American adoptions have told a federal appeals court in New Orleans that the law is an unconstitutional threat to […]

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States weigh bans on shackling jailed moms during childbirth

States weigh bans on shackling jailed moms during childbirth

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Michelle Aldana gave birth to her first child chained to a hospital bed. Then serving time at the Utah state prison on a drug charge, she says she labored through the difficult 2001 birth for nearly 30 hours, her ankles bleeding as the shackles on […]

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