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Deal inked involving small nuclear reactors in Idaho

Deal inked involving small nuclear reactors in Idaho

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The U.S. Department of Energy, a Utah-based utility and a contractor that operates an eastern Idaho nuclear research facility have reached an agreement involving plans to build a dozen small modular nuclear reactors in eastern Idaho. The Energy Department’s Office of Nuclear Energy on Friday announced […]

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Holidays can be tough for ex-members of polygamous sects

Holidays can be tough for ex-members of polygamous sects

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah (AP) — Maria Behrmann begins missing her family in September, when she and her mother have birthdays. The longing continues through late October, about the time in 2011 when her father died. He stayed in touch with Behrmann, even though it violated instructions he had received from […]

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Charity pays off house of Utah mayor killed in Afghanistan

Charity pays off house of Utah mayor killed in Afghanistan

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The family of a Utah mayor killed while serving in the National Guard in Afghanistan will have one less financial worry this holiday season after a charity paid off their mortgage. Brent Taylor’s widow, Jennie Taylor, said Thursday on “Fox & Friends” that she had […]

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Senate votes to name Salt Lake City courthouse after Hatch

Senate votes to name Salt Lake City courthouse after Hatch

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The nameless federal courthouse in Salt Lake City could soon have a name. The Senate passed a bill Thursday to name the building the Orrin G. Hatch Federal Courthouse in honor of the outgoing senator. Hatch says he’s “honored and overwhelmed” that the Senate voted […]

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Arizona Governor: Grand Canyon National Park to remain open

Arizona Governor: Grand Canyon National Park to remain open

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is offering assurances to people planning to visit Grand Canyon National Park, saying it will remain open regardless of whether there is a federal government partial shutdown. The park is a major tourist attraction and Ducey announced Friday that he’s implementing a state […]

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Agency reports Utah jobless rate unchanged at 3.2 percent

Agency reports Utah jobless rate unchanged at 3.2 percent

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s unemployment rate for November remained unchanged at 3.2 percent compared with October, with approximately 50,000 residents unemployed and looking for work. The Department of Workforce Service said Friday the nonfarm payroll for November grew by 2.9 percent, adding 43,000 jobs to the state’s economy […]

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Utah lawmaker looks to hold owners liable for loaning guns

Utah lawmaker looks to hold owners liable for loaning guns

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah lawmaker is proposing a measure that would hold gun owners liable if they lend out a firearm that’s used in a crime. Democratic state Rep.-elect Andrew Stoddard is calling the measure “Lauren’s Law,” named after the 21-year-old University of Utah student who was […]

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Female Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints missionaries given option to wear dress slacks

Female Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints missionaries given option to wear dress slacks

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Female missionaries with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints worldwide now have the option to wear dress slacks, the church announced Thursday. Members of the Missionary Executive Council said the change takes effect immediately and is primarily motivated by safety concerns. Women in […]

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Brooks, No. 21 Houston rally for 60-50 win over Utah State

Brooks, No. 21 Houston rally for 60-50 win over Utah State

HOUSTON (AP) — Armoni Brooks pulled Houston out of another big hole. Brooks scored all of his 15 points in the second half and No. 21 Houston overcame a sluggish first half to rally past Utah State 60-50 on Thursday night. The Cougars fell behind by double digits for the […]

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2 black Idaho State football players sue Idaho, Utah police

2 black Idaho State football players sue Idaho, Utah police

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Two black Idaho State University football players are suing law enforcement in Idaho and Utah, claiming they were illegally detained and arrested, and victims of excessive force based on their race. Nehemiah McFarlin and Atoatasi Fox filed a civil rights lawsuit Wednesday in U.S. District Court […]

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