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LDS President Returning To Office

LDS President Returning To Office

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is slowly returning to the office. In a letter to the community, Russell M. Nelson said his recovery from a fall in September has been “rigorous.” Nelson explained that he’s been attending most meetings […]

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M. Russell Ballard Passes Away at Age 95

M. Russell Ballard Passes Away at Age 95

M. Russell Ballard, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has died. The LDS Church announced that Pres. Ballard had a recent brief hospital stay after which he returned home where he attended to duties as he was able […]

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County Council Approves Construction Of LDS Temple

County Council Approves Construction Of LDS Temple

(Heber City, UT) — Plans to have an LDS temple built in Heber Valley have been approved. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has wanted to build a temple on a property near 1400 East Center Street since 2022. The Wasatch County Council voted in favor for the […]

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Utah Governor’s Campaign Headquarters Vandalized

Utah Governor’s Campaign Headquarters Vandalized

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah Governor Spencer Cox says his reelection campaign headquarters in Salt Lake City was vandalized. Salt Lake City police say the vandalism was reported Sunday night and when officers arrived at the campaign headquarters, a Utah Highway Patrol trooper had already detained the suspect. Police […]

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New LDS Relief Society Cause: Nourish Moms, Kids Worldwide

New LDS Relief Society Cause: Nourish Moms, Kids Worldwide

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is launching a new global effort to improve the health and development of young children and their mothers. The church’s worldwide women’s Relief Society will lead the initiative. It will focus specifically on increasing access to nutrition, […]

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Officials Urge Pedestrians To Be Careful

Officials Urge Pedestrians To Be Careful

(Logan, UT) — Officials are urging people to be careful after another person died from being struck by a car. A Logan woman recently died after being struck by a pickup truck, marking the 11th auto-pedestrian related fatality in Utah since the beginning of October. Law enforcement says there are […]

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Utah Congressman Blake Moore Elected To House GOP Leadership

Utah Congressman Blake Moore Elected To House GOP Leadership

(Washington, DC) — Utah Congressman Blake Moore is now part of the House Republican leadership team. Moore was elected yesterday to serve as vice chair of the House Republican Conference, succeeding the new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson of Louisiana. Moore was first elected in 2020 and represents Utah’s […]

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Road Closure Coming to US-89

Road Closure Coming to US-89

US-89 is set to close for a couple of days next week. In post to their Facebook page, Utah Department of Transportation region 3 announced that “Union Pacific Railroad is gearing up for a track upgrade that will close US-89 near Thistle.” The closure will take place Saturday through Sunday […]

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High Marks For St. George, Cedar City, Utah Hospitals

High Marks For St. George, Cedar City, Utah Hospitals

(Undated) — Hospitals in St. George and Cedar City are getting high marks for patient safety. The nonprofit Leapfrog Group has given St. George and Cedar City hospitals “A” grades for safety. And, for the first time, Utah leads the nation in safety grades for its hospitals in Leapfrog Group’s […]

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Daylight Saving Time Comes To An End

Daylight Saving Time Comes To An End

(St. George, UT) — Daylight Saving Time has come to an end in Utah. Those living in St. George, Cedar City, and the rest of the state have rolled their clocks back one hour. Most of the U.S. also goes through the annual “fall back,” but not everybody is happy […]

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