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Utah man accused of trying to kill infant daughter convicted

Utah man accused of trying to kill infant daughter convicted

PROVO, Utah (AP) — A Springville man accused of trying to kill his 4-month-old daughter by throwing her on a concrete floor and against a wall has been convicted. The Daily Herald in Provo, Utah, reports a jury Tuesday found 28-year-old Philip Hatfield guilty of attempted aggravated murder. Prosecutors say Hatfield picked […]

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Former Navajo Nation employee given jail time for forgery

Former Navajo Nation employee given jail time for forgery

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) — A former community service coordinator in Twin Lakes on the Navajo Nation has been sentenced to jail for forgery. Ronda Leonard began serving her 90-day sentence in tribal jail Monday. She’ll be on probation when released. She also must repay $14,200 and write an apology […]

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BLM plans will reduce risk of wildfire near West Valley City

BLM plans will reduce risk of wildfire near West Valley City

WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah (AP) — Federal officials say they will clear fuels on about 23,500 acres in northern Utah next year to reduce the risk of wildfire. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s West Desert District oversees about 7.7 million acres in the state. The agency plans to conduct […]

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Company to alter plan to leave historic petroglyphs in place

Company to alter plan to leave historic petroglyphs in place

PROVO, Utah (AP) — A Utah mining company has decided to leave rocks containing ancient petroglyphs in place rather than move them as part of an anticipated expansion plan. The Daily Herald reports the Bureau of Land Management in August 2017 approved Kilgore Companies’ submitted notice of intent to expand its gravel […]

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FBI: Elderly man arrested in bank robbery fled halfway house

FBI: Elderly man arrested in bank robbery fled halfway house

PHOENIX (AP) — More than 10 years after being sent to prison for committing bank robberies in four states, federal authorities say an 82-year-old man fled a California halfway house and returned to his old ways in Arizona. The FBI on Monday released a criminal complaint accusing Charles Richard Manrow […]

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Hill Air Force Base launches record number of F-35s

Hill Air Force Base launches record number of F-35s

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Officials say the Hill Air Force Base recently launched a record number of F-35 fighter jets to demonstrate military capabilities. The Standard-Examiner reports Hill’s 388th and 419th Fighter Wings conducted the combat power exercise Monday, launching 35 F-35A Lightning IIs over about an 11-minute period. Col. Michael Ebner, […]

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Navajo man no longer faces death penalty in officer killing

Navajo man no longer faces death penalty in officer killing

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Federal prosecutors will not pursue the death penalty in a case of a Navajo man accused of killing a tribal police officer. The Santa Fe New Mexican reports Officer Houston Largo was killed in March 2017 during a traffic stop north of Thoreau. Authorities charged Kirby Cleveland, […]

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Police officer injured while on ride-along with Utah trooper

Police officer injured while on ride-along with Utah trooper

MURRAY, Utah (AP) — The Utah Highway Patrol says a Kaysville police officer was injured Tuesday morning while on a ride-along with a trooper on a freeway in the Salt Lake City area. The Highway Patrol says the Kaysville officer suffered a leg injury that isn’t life-threatening and reportedly is […]

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U of Nebraska-Lincoln hires 1st diversity vice chancellor

U of Nebraska-Lincoln hires 1st diversity vice chancellor

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has hired a Utah college administrator as its first vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion. The university said Monday that Marco Barker will begin his work in Lincoln on April 1. Barker’s hiring creates a new Office of Diversity and Inclusion. He’ll […]

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Parking near popular Horseshoe Bend is expanding

Parking near popular Horseshoe Bend is expanding

PAGE, Ariz. (AP) — Parking for a popular tourist attraction where the Colorado River bends in the shape of a horseshoe is being expanded. The National Park Service says visitation at Horseshoe Bend near the Arizona-Utah border has increased dramatically over the years. The agency and the City of Page, […]

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