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Toxic Algae At Deer Creek Reservoir

(Heber City, UT) — Officials are warning people to avoid the Deer Creek Reservoir near Heber City following the discovery of toxic blue-green algae. The algae can make humans and pets very sick, and can even be deadly in some cases. While the area is still open to visitors, officials […]

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Eggs Recalled After Linked To 65 Salmonella Cases

Eggs Recalled After Linked To 65 Salmonella Cases

(Atlanta, GA) — Utah is one of many states affected by an egg recall after more than 60 salmonella cases were reported. The CDC says Wisconsin-based Milo’s Poultry Farms is recalling all eggs branded “Milo’s Poultry Farms” and “Tony’s Fresh Market” in Utah as well as Colorado and California, and […]

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Virtual Job Fair This Week

Virtual Job Fair This Week

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Department of Workforce Services will host a statewide virtual job fair this Thursday. There will be more than 15-hundred open positions in various sectors, including health care, manufacturing, transportation, education, banking, and more. All you need to attend is a smartphone or computer […]

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LDS President Russell M. Nelson Turns 100

LDS President Russell M. Nelson Turns 100

(Salt Lake City, UT) — LDS Church President Russell M. Nelson is celebrating his 100th birthday today. This makes him the first LDS Church president to reach 100-years-old. Nelson is asking people to commemorate his birthday by reaching out to someone in need. The Church will host a birthday broadcast […]

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1st Electric Shuttle Bus Fleet Launches At Zion

1st Electric Shuttle Bus Fleet Launches At Zion

(Springdale, UT) — Zion National Park is getting visitors around in a quieter way. The park launched the first all-electric shuttle fleet earlier this week that officials believe will improve the experience of those coming to enjoy Zion. Officials also said this is the first all-electric fleet in the National […]

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Amendment Language For Ballot Is Challenged As Misleading

Amendment Language For Ballot Is Challenged As Misleading

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Critics of Utah’s proposed Constitutional Amendment D on citizen-led ballot initiatives say the wording of the question that will be on the ballots this fall is misleading. The text was provided by Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz and Senate President Stuart Adams. That wording was […]

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UHP Is Giving Out Fewer Speeding Tickets

UHP Is Giving Out Fewer Speeding Tickets

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Highway Patrol says it is stopping fewer speeders thanks to a state law passed in 2022. The number of citations for excessive speeding is dropping annually. The Legislature passed a law in 2022 to help police get a handle on drivers who speed […]

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Southern Utah Colleges Not Named In Forbes List

Southern Utah Colleges Not Named In Forbes List

(St. George, UT) — Southern Utah universities are not making the cut of the top schools in the country. Forbes released a new ranking of the top 500 colleges across the nation, with Southern Utah and Utah Tech missing the list. The ranking was based on the “best educational, financial, […]

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Utah Tech Offering Free Courses

Utah Tech Offering Free Courses

(St. George, UT) — Utah Tech University is looking to get more Utahns involved in technology. The St. George school announced free courses are being offered for thousands of online technology workforce development programs as part of an effort called “Learn and Work.” UTU said the courses are made possible […]

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Governor Cox Redirects $1.2M For School Lunch Debt Relief

Governor Cox Redirects $1.2M For School Lunch Debt Relief

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox has redirected one-point-two-million dollars to the Governor’s Emergency Education Relief program. The money will go toward reimbursement of school lunch debt for low-income families. Cox says investing in the health and education of students across Utah is vital to the success of […]

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