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CORRECTS FIRST NAME TO KENNIDY, INSTEAD OF KENNEDY - FILE - In this May 1, 2019, file photo, axe-throwing coach Kennidy Howard holds axes at Social Axe Throwing, in Salt Lake City. A new liquor law that took effect May 14 had raised questions about whether some locations could serve alcohol. On Tuesday, May 29, Utah alcohol commissioners approved the license to sell beer for Social Axe Throwing after finding that the addition of the pool and billiard tables on the premises satisfied a new law's definition of a "recreational amenity." (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)

Utah ax-throwing venue adds pool tables, gets beer license

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Salt Lake City ax-throwing business has been granted a license to sell beer after adding pool and billiard tables to the venue. A new liquor law that took effect May 14 raised questions about whether some locations could serve alcohol. It listed businesses that […]

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New climate study ordered for Colorado, Utah energy leases

New climate study ordered for Colorado, Utah energy leases

DENVER (AP) — U.S. officials must consider climate change effects from leasing about 250 square miles (648 sq. kilometers) of public lands in Colorado and Utah for oil and gas drilling, under a federal court ruling issued Wednesday. The order from U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras in Washington follows a […]

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Utah woman charged with death of 3-year-old stepdaughter

Utah woman charged with death of 3-year-old stepdaughter

VERNAL, Utah (AP) — A Utah woman has been charged with murder and child abuse after prosecutors said she acknowledged suffocating her 3-year-old stepdaughter. Police charged 24-year-old McKenley Yadon last Friday with aggravated murder and child abuse in the March 14 death of her stepdaughter Arianna Stout in the northeastern […]

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US officials to put off oil leases near sacred tribal land

US officials to put off oil leases near sacred tribal land

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — U.S. Interior Secretary David Bernhardt has agreed to put off oil and gas leasing for a year on land that Native Americans consider sacred surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park in northwestern New Mexico. The decision comes after Bernhardt visited the siteTuesday and met with leaders of […]

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Navajo Nation votes to accept copy of 1868 treaty

Navajo Nation votes to accept copy of 1868 treaty

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) — The Navajo Nation has accepted an original copy of an 1868 treaty that had been stored in a Massachusetts home. The treaty allowed Navajos to return to their homeland in the Four Corners region after years of imprisonment in eastern New Mexico. It is one […]

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MLS and Mexico’s Liga MX launch competition

MLS and Mexico’s Liga MX launch competition

NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Soccer and Mexico’s Liga MX are launching an annual competition called the Leagues Cup but are not including MLS champion Atlanta United. Eight teams will participate in the single-elimination tournament, which starts July 23-24 with quarterfinals. U.S. teams are all home for the quarterfinals, […]

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St. George airport closed for runway repairs until Sept. 26

St. George airport closed for runway repairs until Sept. 26

ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) — St. George Regional Airport in southwestern Utah was closed Wednesday to landings and takeoffs by airplanes until Sept. 26 for runway repairs. Airport officials said helicopters can continue to use the airport during the closure. According to The Spectrum , the current runway was constructed eight years ago […]

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Group rescued after being stuck in narrow Utah slot canyon

Group rescued after being stuck in narrow Utah slot canyon

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Authorities rescued four women who got stuck in a narrow slot canyon while hiking in southern Utah because of deep water levels they weren’t expecting. Garfield County spokeswoman Denise Dastrup said Monday that four experienced hikers ranging in age from 40 to 53 went hiking […]

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Utah sees growth in prison population despite reform

Utah sees growth in prison population despite reform

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The prison population in Utah is growing despite reform efforts in recent years aimed at curbing the number of inmates. The Salt Lake Tribune reported Tuesday the state averaged 6,781 prison inmates each day last month, about 300 more than it had a year earlier. Utah Department […]

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Deaths rise as Nepal issues more permits for Mount Everest

Deaths rise as Nepal issues more permits for Mount Everest

NAMCHE, Nepal (AP) — Scaling Mount Everest was a dream few realized before Nepal opened its side of the mountain to commercial climbing a half-century ago. This year the government issued a record number of permits, leading to traffic jams on the world’s highest peak that likely contributed to the […]

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