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Governor Cox Won’t Rule Out Drought Declaration

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox won’t rule out a drought declaration. That comes as the current snowpack is being called one of the worst in Utah history. Because that snow provides so much drinking water when it melts, the problems will likely intensify in the coming months. […]

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Governor Cox Supports ICE Detention Center In Salt Lake City

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah Governor Spencer Cox says he supports the development of an ICE detention facility in Salt Lake City. The Republican insists it’s not a partisan issue and he worked with President Joe Biden on similar proposals. The mayors of both Salt Lake City and Salt […]

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Utah Ranked As A Top 10 State For Innovation

Utah Ranked As A Top 10 State For Innovation

(Lehi, UT) — Utah is being ranked as a top 10 state in America for innovation. WalletHub says Utah comes in 9th place. They say it does well for STEM jobs, innovative environments and human capital. The top three spots on the innovation list are Washington D.C. at number one, […]

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Utah Gas Prices Keep Rising As War With Iran Continues

(Beaver, UT) — Utah drivers are still seeing prices go up at the pump as the war in Iran continues. Statewide, the average price for a gallon of self-serve regular is now three-dollars and 84-cents. Triple-A says that’s four cents below the national average. The most expensive average price is […]

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Warm Weather Means Mosquitoes Are Out Early

Warm Weather Means Mosquitoes Are Out Early

(Salt Lake City, UT) — All the warm weather means mosquitoes are out earlier and in greater numbers. Experts tell ABC-4 that hibernating mosquitoes are now coming to life weeks earlier than normal. The concern goes beyond just annoying bites. A bigger mosquito population could help spread diseases faster. It’s […]

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Judge Denies Tyler Robinson Request To Close Hearing

Judge Denies Tyler Robinson Request To Close Hearing

(Provo, UT) — A judge is denying a request from the man accused of killing right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk to close an upcoming court hearing. Tyler Robinson had asked the court to seal certain evidence and ban cameras from the courtroom. KUTV reports the hearing is scheduled for April 17th. […]

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Gas Prices Keep Going Up As War With Iran Continues

(Beaver, UT) — Gas prices in Utah keep going up as America’s war with Iran continues. Statewide, the average price for a gallon of self-serve regular gas is three-dollars and 59-cents. Triple-A says that’s about 11-cents less than the national average. The least expensive average price in Utah can be […]

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Former Congressman Merrill Cook Dead At 79

Former Congressman Merrill Cook Dead At 79

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Former Utah Congressman Merrill Cook has passed away. His son says the 79-year-old died peacefully at his Salt Lake City home on Monday. In the early 1970s, he co-founded Cook Slurry Company, which made mining explosives. After running that company for many years, he ran […]

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ICE Buys Salt Lake City Warehouse Raising Concerns About Detention Center

(Salt Lake City, UT) — It’s possible that a mass detention center is being planned for Salt Lake City after Immigration and Customs Enforcement bought a massive building. ICE paid over 145-million dollars for the 833-thousand square foot warehouse that sits on about 25-acres. It’s five miles southwest of Salt […]

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Helmet Rule For E-Bikes Awaits Governor’s Signature

(St. George, UT) — A bill requiring helmets for people on e-bikes is now awaiting a signature by Governor Spencer Cox. HB381 has already passed the House and Senate. In addition to a helmet requirement, it also makes it easier for police to impound an e-bike if a kid is […]

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