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Shooting Reported At Charlie Kirk Event

Shooting Reported At Charlie Kirk Event

(Orem, UT) — Political activist and media personality Charlie Kirk has been shot at a Turning Point rally at Utah Valley University near Provo. Video posted on social media appears to show Kirk being shot in the neck. It happened during a Q-and-A with students. The university said the shot […]

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Thousands Exposed To Measles At Soldier Hollow Event

Thousands Exposed To Measles At Soldier Hollow Event

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Thousands of people were potentially exposed to measles after an event at Soldier Hollow. Health officials say around two-thousand people attended the Utah High School Cycling League event back on August 16th. Several people have been confirmed to have caught the virus, but the exact […]

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Utah Sees Fewer Car Fatalities This Summer

Utah Sees Fewer Car Fatalities This Summer

(St. George, UT) — Utah’s “100 Deadliest Days of Summer” is over with fewer car fatalities than in the past. Preliminary numbers show there were fewer traffic-related deaths between Memorial Day and Labor Day, dropping by roughly 18 percent. Law enforcement leaders told St. George News while the total number […]

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Stage 2 Restrictions Rescinded At Zion NP

Stage 2 Restrictions Rescinded At Zion NP

(Springdale, UT) — Stage 2 fire restrictions are now removed at Zion National Park. Officials say they have returned to the park’s year-round fire restrictions that are aimed at protecting visitors and resources. The National Park Service noted recent rains have reduced fire danger around Zion and moved away from […]

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CDC Issues Food Safety Alert Over Salmonella Infections Linked To Recalled Eggs

CDC Issues Food Safety Alert Over Salmonella Infections Linked To Recalled Eggs

(Atlanta, GA) — The CDC has issued a food safety alert over Salmonella infections linked to recalled eggs, including in Utah. The federal health agency says 95 people from 14 states have gotten sick from the same strain of Salmonella. Eighteen people have been hospitalized but the CDC says no […]

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Utah Rated Average For Fun

Utah Rated Average For Fun

(St. George, UT) — Utah is in the middle of the road when it comes to excitement and entertainment. Finance website WalletHub recently ranked all 50 states based on fun both indoors and outdoors. The study looked at how cheap it is to have fun in each state, along with […]

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Senior LDS Missionary Dies In Lawn Mower Accident

Senior LDS Missionary Dies In Lawn Mower Accident

(Gallatin, MO) — A senior missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has died in a lawn mower accident in Missouri. Elder Brent Blackburn was operating a mower on a hillside at the church’s Adam-ondi-Ahman historic site in Gallatin Saturday when it overturned, authorities said. He had […]

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Utah Court Rules Legislature Violated Voters’ Rights On Congressional Maps

Utah Court Rules Legislature Violated Voters’ Rights On Congressional Maps

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A judge has ruled that Utah lawmakers violated voters’ rights by approving congressional maps that split Salt Lake County and favored Republicans. Third District Court Judge Dianna Gibson said the Legislature bypassed the independent redistricting commission created by voters in 2018’s Proposition 4. The ruling […]

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LDS Church Breaks Ground on Three Temples in One Day

LDS Church Breaks Ground on Three Temples in One Day

(Undated) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints marked a rare milestone Saturday by breaking ground for three temples on the same day. Ceremonies were held for the Tampa, Florida; Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo; and Vancouver, Washington temples. This is only the fifth time in Church history […]

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Utah Faces Extreme Heat and Monsoon Showers

Utah Faces Extreme Heat and Monsoon Showers

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Heat continues to build across Utah, with highs reaching 106 to 108 through today. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for Lower Washington County due to the prolonged high temperatures. Meanwhile, monsoon moisture is moving across the Wasatch Front, bringing increasing chances through the […]

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