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Long Voting Lines in Utah Delay Election Results

Long Voting Lines in Utah Delay Election Results

(Undated) — Utah voters faced significant delays on Election Day, with results released more than two hours after polls closed. Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson postponed announcing results until all voters in line had cast their ballots. Heavy turnout in Utah County, where in-person voting surged, led officials to bring in […]

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Spencer Cox Wins Utah Governor Race

Spencer Cox Wins Utah Governor Race

(Salt Lake City, UT) — NBC News is projecting Spencer Cox as the winner of the race for Governor in Utah. The Republican incumbent defeated his Democratic opponent, Brian King. Cox will remain in office for another four years. The governor had strong support throughout the state, including in Washington, […]

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Today is Election Day

Today is Election Day

(St. George, UT) — Election Day has finally arrived in Utah. Voters will be heading to the polls today to decide several federal-level and statewide races, including the president, governor, and congressional offices. That includes southwestern Utah voters who will be choosing the representative for the state’s 2nd Congressional District. […]

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Two Charged in Theft at Canyonlands National Park

Two Charged in Theft at Canyonlands National Park

(Canyonlands National Park, UT) — Two people from Durango, Colorado, face charges for alleged trespassing and artifact theft at Canyonlands National Park’s Cave Spring Cowboy Camp. Authorities say 39-year-old Roxanne McKnight and 43-year-old Dusty Spencer entered a fenced-off area in March and took historic artifacts despite clear signage prohibiting entry. […]

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Election Day Forecast Brings Rain, Some Snow

Election Day Forecast Brings Rain, Some Snow

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Forecasters say people heading out to vote may encounter some turbulent weather today. A storm system is expected to move through Utah but linger in the southeastern part of the state for several days. Central and southern Utah will be dry in the morning, with […]

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UHP Arrests Man With 80 Pounds Of Marijuana

(Summit County, UT) — Utah Highway Patrol says a traffic stop last weekend led to the arrest of a California man found transporting about 80 pounds of marijuana and other drugs. Troopers say Duane Joseph Lee was pulled over for a speed stop while he was traveling east on I-80 […]

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Utah Ranks Third in Nation for Halloween Celebrations

Utah Ranks Third in Nation for Halloween Celebrations

(Undated) — A Consumer Affairs survey ranks Utah as the third-best state for Halloween fun, following New Hampshire and Maine. The survey considered factors like haunted attractions, pumpkin patches, costume stores, and Halloween-related online searches. Utah stands out with 28 haunted attractions, about 24 pumpkin patches, and a high number […]

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Utah Enforces Surveillance on Ballot Boxes Amid Arson Concerns

Utah Enforces Surveillance on Ballot Boxes Amid Arson Concerns

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Following ballot drop box fires in Oregon, and Washington State, Utah officials are trying to assure voters of enhanced ballot box security. Under a 2022 law, every unmanned drop box in Utah is monitored by 24/7 video surveillance to deter tampering and strengthen election integrity. […]

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FILE - In this June 20, 2019, file photo, the Supreme Court is seen in Washington as a storm rolls in. The Supreme Court seems inclined to say that hundreds of millions of dollars in coronavirus relief money tied up by a court case should benefit Alaska Natives, rather than be spread more broadly among Native American tribes.The justices were hearing arguments April 19, 2021, in a case involving the massive pandemic relief package passed last year and signed into law by then-President Donald Trump.  (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)

Utah Gains Support For Public Lands Lawsuit

(St. George, UT) — Utah is gaining support in its lawsuit against the federal government over control of public lands in the state. A dozen states joined Utah’s effort last week with supporting arguments of asking the U.S. Supreme Court to decide if the feds can hold on to “unappropriated […]

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Utah Supreme Court Voids Amendment D Over Misleading Ballot Language

Utah Supreme Court Voids Amendment D Over Misleading Ballot Language

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Supreme Court has voided Amendment D, criticizing the legislature for misleading ballot language that concealed its broad authority to amend or repeal citizen initiatives. The unanimous ruling highlighted the legislature’s failure to publish required public notices in local newspapers. Senate President J. Stuart […]

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