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Kayaker drowns in Jordan River south of Salt Lake City

Kayaker drowns in Jordan River south of Salt Lake City

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City police are investigating the death of a kayaker whose boat overturned in the Jordan River. The Salt Lake Tribune reports the man in his 50s was kayaking just before 6 p.m. Thursday when the accident occurred at the spillway near 4600 South. Police say […]

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Case reinstated for jail nurse charged after inmate death

Case reinstated for jail nurse charged after inmate death

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A negligent homicide charge is being reinstated for an eastern Utah jail nurse accused of failing to help a 21-year-old inmate who died in December 2016 of severe hydration. A judge tossed out the misdemeanor case against Jana Clyde in Duchesne County last February, ruling […]

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Man dies after ‘medical episode’ in Utah jail booking area

Man dies after ‘medical episode’ in Utah jail booking area

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Authorities say a man has died after experiencing medical problems in the booking area of a jail in northern Utah. The Standard-Examiner reports the Weber County Sheriff’s Office said 39-year-old Eric Arthur Gavin died Wednesday after experiencing a medical episode in the Weber County Correctional Facility’s booking area. […]

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Flood warning for Utah’s Duchesne River into next week

Flood warning for Utah’s Duchesne River into next week

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A flood warning remains in effect in northeast Utah for the Duchesne River through early next week due to rapid snowmelt in the mountains. The National Weather Service said Friday flooding has been reported in the Myton area of Duchesne County and the remainder of […]

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Utah will investigate case of police drawing gun on child

Utah will investigate case of police drawing gun on child

WOODS CROSS, Utah (AP) — An attorney for a Utah police department where a white officer drew his gun on a 10-year-old black child says Utah law enforcement will investigate the incident. Attorney Heather White said Friday the Utah Department of Public Safety has agreed to investigate possible criminal charges […]

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‘Redmen’ water tank in Utah triggers new debate over name

‘Redmen’ water tank in Utah triggers new debate over name

CEDAR CITY, Utah (AP) — A southern Utah city council is delaying a vote about whether to make a water tank adorned with a painted image of a Native American and the name “Redmen” an official city monument. The Spectrum newspaper in St. George reports the city council in Cedar City decided […]

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Correction: Gun Pointed At Black Child-Protest story

Correction: Gun Pointed At Black Child-Protest story

WOODS CROSS, Utah (AP) — In a story June 13 about planned protests outside a Utah police agency after an officer pointed his gun at a black child, The Associated Press reported erroneously that his mother is black. She is white. A corrected version of the story is below: Utah […]

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Utah man who sold machine-gun converters loses appeal

Utah man who sold machine-gun converters loses appeal

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — A Utah man has lost an appeal of his conviction for illegally making and selling more than 1,400 machine-gun converter devices for AR-15-style rifles. The Standard Examiner reports that Scott Ray Bishop had argued that he was wrongly blocked from offering expert testimony about his converter kit, which […]

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Panel approves $21.4M planning grant for Utah rail project

Panel approves $21.4M planning grant for Utah rail project

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A state commission has agreed to provide a $21.4 million grant to a multicounty coalition for a proposed new 80-mile (129-kilometer) rail route to haul crude oil from eastern Utah to existing Union Pacific tracks northwest of Price in Carbon County. The Salt Lake Tribune reports that […]

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Ex-commissioner files defamation lawsuit against colleagues

Ex-commissioner files defamation lawsuit against colleagues

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A former Utah County commissioner who was investigated for sexual harassment is suing other members of the commission for defamation, alleging they spread fabricated allegations. The Salt Lake Tribune reports Greg Graves filed the lawsuit Tuesday, claiming commissioners Nathan Ivie and Bill Lee led people to believe […]

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