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Man critically wounded when shot by Riverdale police officer

Man critically wounded when shot by Riverdale police officer

RIVERDALE, Utah (AP) — Riverdale police say a man was critically wounded when shot by an officer during an encounter at an apartment complex. KUTV-TV reports that police said the encounter occurred Wednesday night when police got a report of an armed, suicidal man and that officers tried to peacefully resolve […]

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Hunt on for driver suspected of fatal Utah highway shooting

Hunt on for driver suspected of fatal Utah highway shooting

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The Latest on a Utah shooting and Idaho manhunt (all times local): 6:10 p.m. A California man wanted in the fatal shooting of a motorist on a desolate stretch of interstate highway near the Utah-Idaho border has been charged with aggravated murder. Online Utah court records […]

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Utah and federal officials sign agreement on forest planning

Utah and federal officials sign agreement on forest planning

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah and federal officials have signed an agreement to defer to the state when planning forest projects. The Salt Lake Tribune reported Wednesday that Republican Gov. Gary Herbert and U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue signed the agreement Wednesday. Officials say the deal obligates the U.S. Forest Service […]

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Politics, killings stifle wolf recovery amid hefty price tag

Politics, killings stifle wolf recovery amid hefty price tag

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Illegal killings and longstanding political resistance have undercut the return of two species of endangered wolves to the wild, frustrating government efforts that already cost more than $80 million but have failed to meet recovery targets. The number of red wolves roaming the forests of North […]

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County commissioner in Utah comes out as gay

County commissioner in Utah comes out as gay

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Republican lawmaker Nathan Ivie says it took him more than 20 years to come to terms with his identity. But on Wednesday morning the 40-year-old Utah County commissioner sat in front of his computer and publicly shared the secret that has caused him pain and […]

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US says Trump coal moves hasten but don’t increase emissions

US says Trump coal moves hasten but don’t increase emissions

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — The Trump administration’s decision to lift a moratorium on coal sales from public lands could hasten the release of more than 5 billion tons of greenhouse gases, but officials concluded Wednesday it would make little difference in overall U.S. climate emissions. That conclusion from the Bureau […]

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Wife thanks doctors as trooper goes home after shooting

Wife thanks doctors as trooper goes home after shooting

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — A Montana Highway Patrol trooper who suffered a traumatic brain injury after being shot three times was released Wednesday from a Utah hospital after his wife gave emotional thanks to the medical team and supporters. Trooper Wade Palmer, 35, was wounded in the neck, face and […]

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Utah lawmakers float tax reform ideas at conference

Utah lawmakers float tax reform ideas at conference

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Reforming Utah’s tax system could include ending the income tax, broadening the tax base or other options, state lawmakers said. Legislators and state officials floated reform ideas Tuesday during a panel at the Utah Taxes Now Conference, the Deseret News reported . Legislators aim to consider “anything […]

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Navajo Nation official acquitted in $6M theft case

Navajo Nation official acquitted in $6M theft case

RAMAH, N.M. (AP) — A Navajo Nation official has been found not guilty of theft in the transfer of $6 million of Ramah Navajo Chapter funds to investment firms. The Gallup Independent reports a Navajo Nation judge acquitted Ramah Navajo Chapter President David Jose of all charges Monday. Jose was accused of […]

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Interior boss: No monument changes planned, but up to Trump

Interior boss: No monument changes planned, but up to Trump

WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Interior Secretary David Bernhardt says he has no plans for additional changes to national monuments as recommended by his predecessor, but says it’s ultimately up to President Donald Trump. Trump in 2017 shrank two sprawling Utah monuments at the recommendation of former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke. […]

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