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Doctors Tell Allergy Sufferers To Prepare For Bad Spring 

(Salt Lake City, UT)  –  Utah doctors are telling their patients to prepare for a long and difficult allergy season.  Allergists say pollen counts are already rising and that the allergy season has arrived several weeks earlier than normal.  Some are blaming the increase in pollen on the unusually warm weather […]

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Convict Granted Pre-Sentence Furlough Wanted 

(Cedar City, UT)  –  A man convicted on drug offenses and given a week-long furlough before reporting to prison is now wanted.  Authorities say they agreed to give Robert Hawkins time to get his affairs straightened out before he started his one-to-15-year sentence on three charges related to distribution of a […]

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The Latest: Officials: Suspect drunk before officer’s death

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Investigators say the man accused of killing a Navajo Nation police officer responding to a domestic violence call had spent the afternoon drinking and was intoxicated the night of the shooting. A criminal complaint released Tuesday outlines the call that sent Officer Houston James Largo to […]

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Utah Reimbursed For Gold King Mine Costs By EPA 

(Salt Lake City, UT)  –  State officials say the federal government has reimbursed Utah for costs associated with a 2015 Colorado mine accident.  The “Deseret News” reports that the state has been paid over 460-thousand-dollars by the EPA for expenses related to the Gold King Mine spill.  The spill sent sludge […]

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Things to know: Utah eateries could take down Zion Curtains

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah restaurants will have more freedom to mix and pour alcohol in front of customers under a measure awaiting Gov. Gary Herbert’s signature. But other concessions in the proposal aimed at keeping kids away from bars could complicate restaurant seating and leave some establishments keeping […]

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Police: Human remains found in canyon appear to be female

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Police say human remains found in a remote part of a canyon near Salt Lake City appear to be those of a female between the ages of 30 and 50. Unified Police Lt. Brian Lohrke says the skull and a few other bones found Sunday […]

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Sterling Scholars Awarded

The Central Utah Sterling Scholars for 2017 were awarded in a ceremony Tuesday evening. Winners and runners up in each category include: Visual Arts: Ethan Ostraff of North Sanpete, winner; Lillian Bean, Manti and McKenna Rowell, Millard, runners up. Trade and Technical Education: Maggi Flake of South Sevier, winner; Rylie […]

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Cambodia halts Utah company’s export of human breast milk

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Cambodia has suspended the export of human breast milk by a U.S.-based company pioneered by a former Mormon missionary. A legal officer at Cambodia’s Customs Department, Rath Nisay, said Tuesday that Finance Minister Aun Porn Moniroth recently signed a letter effectively stopping the sole exporter […]

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Senator Mike Lee To Oppose GOP Health Care Plan 

(Washington, DC)  –  Utah Senator Mike Lee is apparently planning to break with his party and vote against the current GOP plan to repeal and replace Obamacare.  Lee attended a meeting on the bill at the White House yesterday and left unhappy because the proposed law isn’t conservative enough.  A […]

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Medical Marijuana Advocates To Start Ballot Process 

(Salt Lake City, UT)  –  Utahns who want medical marijuana legalized plan to start the process for a statewide ballot measure on the issue next month.  Supporters of medical pot say state lawmakers have failed to address their concerns so they plan to take the issue to voters.  The ballot measure […]

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