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Tabernacle Choir Cancels Pioneer Day Concert

Tabernacle Choir Cancels Pioneer Day Concert

SALT LAKE CITY-Friday, The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square confirmed it is canceling its “Music For A Summer Evening” concerts which usually occur near Pioneer Day each July. However, Choir President Ron Jarrett confirmed the Choir will commence the 2021 audition process for new Choir members. The Choir’s 2021 audition […]

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Jill Biden to visit tribal school still teaching remotely

Jill Biden to visit tribal school still teaching remotely

ST. MICHAELS, Ariz. (AP) — A small grade school on the outskirts of the Navajo Nation capital is ready for students to return. Staff at Hunters Point Boarding School in St. Michaels have repainted the building, upgraded the washer and dryer in the dorms, installed a security gate, placed plexiglass […]

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Biden taps Montana environmentalist for US public lands boss

Biden taps Montana environmentalist for US public lands boss

BILLINGS, MONT. (AP)-President Joe Biden has nominated a longtime environmental advocate and Democratic aide to oversee the vast expanses of federally-owned land in western states — the latest political appointment raising concerns among Republicans as Biden moves to curtail energy production from public reserves. Tracy Stone-Manning of Missoula, Mont. was […]

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7 Utah County cities plan to use ranked-choice voting

7 Utah County cities plan to use ranked-choice voting

PROVO, Utah (AP) —Presently, seven Utah County cities have said they plan to use ranked-choice voting for this year’s municipal elections. Ranked-choice voting allows voters to rank candidates they prefer from first to last, the Daily Herald reported Wednesday. If no candidate gets more than half of the first place votes, the […]

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Michael Johnson of the Billings, Montana Police Department grabs hold of instructor Mike Verdugo's arm while Harley Cagle of the Billings, Montana Police Department, left, captures the action on his cell phone during a training workshop on March 9, 2021, in Douglas, Wyoming. USA Judo officials spearheaded the training session to try to give officers techniques that could help them avoid using deadly force when they encounter potential suspects. (AP Photo/Eddie Pells)

Gold-medal project: Judo seeks solutions in police training

DOUGLAS, Wyo. (AP) — The stakes were clear when the two dozen police officers gathered for a four-day workshop that came into being with an ambitious and increasingly urgent mission: To change the face of police work in America. The class took place the same week as jury selection for […]

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Sex Therapist Ousted From Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for Critiques

Sex Therapist Ousted From Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for Critiques

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A sex therapist in Utah who has publicly challenged her faith’s policies on sexuality has been kicked out of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints following a disciplinary hearing. Natasha Helfer received a letter Wednesday from a regional church official explaining the reasons for her […]

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Thursday covid-19 report for Utah/Wasatch County

Thursday covid-19 report for Utah/Wasatch County

SALT LAKE CITY-Thursday’s covid-19 report for Utah/Wasatch County Utahns fully vaccinated: 840,382 (25.2 percent of Utahns) Wasatch County residents fully vaccinated: 8,992 (24.8 percent of Wasatch County residents) Utah recovery percentage: 97.3 [97.28] percent (383,631-394,334) Wasatch County recovery percentage: 97.3 [97.29] percent (4,454-4,578) Utah active case percentage: 2.2 [2.16] percent […]

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Historical Sites To Begin Reopening in May

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Historical Sites To Begin Reopening in May

SALT LAKE CITY-Thursday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints confirmed it will begin reopening its historical sites as of May 1. The sites in question will be reopened predicated upon local covid-19 conditions, government guidelines and missionary staffing ability. The reopening schedule will tentatively proceed as follows. May […]

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FILE - In this Nov. 5, 2019, file photo,  former Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen, right, walks with his attorney, Kurt Altman, as they leave a court hearing in Phoenix. Petersen, who has acknowledged running an adoption scheme in three states that involved women from the Marshall Islands, is required to report to federal prison by midday Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021, to start serving a 6-year sentence for his guilty plea in Arkansas to conspiring to commit human smuggling. Petersen also is awaiting sentencing for related convictions in Arizona and in Utah. (AP Photo/Jacques Billeaud, File)

Ex-Arizona Official Gets More Prison Time in Adoption Scheme

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A former Arizona politician could serve up to 15 years in prison for operating an illegal adoption scheme involving women from the Marshall Islands after he was given his third sentence Wednesday in Utah. Paul Petersen had already been ordered to serve 11 years in prison in Arizona […]

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Medical Cannabis Legal in Utah, but Not Always Affordable

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) —Tuesday, the Utah Patients Coalition joined a small but growing list of programs around the U.S. aimed at helping low-income patients access  medical cannabis. The project is among the first to offer ongoing subsidies statewide. Medical cannabis typically isn’t covered by insurance or Medicaid because it […]

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