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Utah man accused of robbing same Ogden bank branch twice

Utah man accused of robbing same Ogden bank branch twice

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — A Utah man is accused of robbing the same bank twice. A federal indictment charges 52-year-old Anthony Thomas Murdzak of Logan with robbing a Wells Fargo branch in Ogden on June 4 and June 24, allegedly getting a total of $8,650 from tellers on the two […]

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Flash flooding from storm runoff closes central Utah highway

Flash flooding from storm runoff closes central Utah highway

THISTLE, Utah (AP) — A 10-mile stretch of a rural highway in central Utah remained closed Saturday after flash flooding from storm runoff sent mud and debris over the roadway. The Utah Department of Transportation said the flooding Friday night closed U.S. 89 south of the junction with U.S. 6 […]

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As Utah seeks to host 2nd Olympics, upgrades continue

As Utah seeks to host 2nd Olympics, upgrades continue

PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Utah’s Olympic Park has announced an $11 million expansion to renovate training facilities and strengthen the state’s bid to host a second Winter Olympics. Officials said at a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday that the project will add as many 10 new ski runs over the next […]

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Wildfire north of Grand Canyon burning excess vegetation

Wildfire north of Grand Canyon burning excess vegetation

FREDONIA, Ariz. (AP) — A wildfire being allowed to burn on the Arizona Strip north of the Grand Canyon has grown to 2.6 square miles (7 square kilometers) within a much larger planning area where public-land managers say the fire is removing excess vegetation from the forest floor. The lightning-caused […]

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Charges: Utah woman ran over relative after graduation fight

Charges: Utah woman ran over relative after graduation fight

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A 30-year-old Utah woman has been charged with running over a female relative with her car after authorities say they argued over a “dirty look” at a kindergarten graduation. The Deseret News reports Margarita Perez-Hernandez appeared in court Thursday on aggravated assault and other charges. Court documents […]

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Mosquitoes with West Nile virus found in central Utah

Mosquitoes with West Nile virus found in central Utah

AURORA, Utah (AP) — Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been spotted near the central Utah city of Aurora. The Central Utah Public Health Department says officials detected the virus earlier this week. They received test results confirming the virus on Friday. Aurora is the second city in Utah to […]

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Tree-eating beetle gains ground in US West, raising concerns

Tree-eating beetle gains ground in US West, raising concerns

CLARKDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Matt Johnson treks along an Arizona riverbank and picks out a patch of yellow-tinged tamarisks. He sweeps a cloth net across the trees, hoping to scoop up beetles that munch on their evergreen-like leaves. He counts spiders, ants and leafhoppers among the catch and few beetles […]

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Housing project threatens rare fireflies on Utah farm

Housing project threatens rare fireflies on Utah farm

SPANISH FORK, Utah (AP) — At first they looked like sparks. The flashes of light floated in the air for a second and then extinguished. A few feet away, they would strike up again. Tiny, match-like bursts. “There’s one,” a boy shouted. “Look over there! Right there!” a girl squealed. […]

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Vandals paint racist graffiti on schools in Utah city

Vandals paint racist graffiti on schools in Utah city

HERRIMAN, Utah (AP) — Police say vandals spray-painted racist graffiti on several school buildings in a Utah city. Herriman police are investigating after graffiti that included racial slurs and swastikas was found Thursday. The vandals targeted Herriman High School and Copper Mountain Middle School as well two buildings serving as […]

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US government issues final management plan for Bears Ears

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The U.S. government is unveiling its final management plan for a national monument on tribal lands home to ancient cliff dwellings and other artifacts in Utah that was significantly downsized by President Donald Trump. The Bureau of Land Management’s plan for the Bears Ears National […]

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