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Lawsuit: Bus driver was sick, tired before fatal Utah crash

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Greyhound driver who authorities say fell asleep before the bus careened off a road in the Utah desert two years ago was tired, sick and should never have been behind the wheel, according to a new lawsuit over the crash that killed one person […]

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Chris Detrick  |  The Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill speaks during a press conference at Office of the Salt Lake County District Attorney Tuesday July 10, 2012. A 41-year-old West Jordan man was charged Tuesday with the June 26 rape and murder of 6-year-old Sierra Newbold, who was found dead in a West Jordan canal. Terry Lee Black was charged with aggravated murder, child kidnapping and rape of a child.

Utah prosecutor says he won’t enforce strict abortion law

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — As Utah defends its strict new abortion ban against a court challenge, the chief prosecutor overseeing the county with the state’s only two clinics has said he won’t enforce the measure. Democratic Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill’s decision marks the latest example of […]

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Utah lawmakers sign off on buying American Express complex

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah lawmakers have agreed to spend $56 million to buy and renovate American Express office buildings to use as a new state office complex that could house up to 1,500 employees. The Legislature’s Executive Appropriations Committee voted unanimously Tuesday to fund the purchase of the […]

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Wasatch Girls Softball pounds into the State Tournament with a Big win over Olympus.

Wasatch Girls Softball pounds into the State Tournament with a Big win over Olympus.

Wasatch Girls Softball team defeated Olympus 14-1 on Tuesday, May 14 thanks to nine runs in the fourth inning. Lady Wasps big bats were led by Charly Kelson, Payge Armendariz, Andrea Sweat, Charly Cluff, Paige Richins, and Brylee Bigelow, all knocking in runs in the inning. Riley Arnold was the […]

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Wasatch County Health Dept has identified a suspected case of mumps in a fully-immunized student

Wasatch County Health Dept has identified a suspected case of mumps in a fully-immunized student

The Wasatch County Health Department has identified a suspected case of mumps in a fully-immunized student at Old Mill Elementary School that occurred between May 6-13, 2019. Wasatch County School District’s Health Services Department was notified by the parents of the student’s situation on Wednesday, May 15, after receiving information […]

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The Latest: Officials ID dead in Alaska floatplanes crash

The Latest: Officials ID dead in Alaska floatplanes crash

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The Latest on the midair collision of two sightseeing floatplanes in Alaska that killed six people and injured 10 (all times local): 4:50 p.m. Federal accident investigators say responders have begun to recover the wreckage of two flightseeing planes carrying cruise ship passengers that were involved […]

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Man dead; Gunfire, crash follows reported home invasion

Man dead; Gunfire, crash follows reported home invasion

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Salt Lake City police say one man is dead after what is reported as an attempted home invasion led to gunfire and then a car crash. Police say the man killed was in the car that crashed Tuesday night after the suspects left the scene […]

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Alpine highways in northern Utah still closed due to snow

Alpine highways in northern Utah still closed due to snow

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Two northern Utah mountain highways popular with outdoor recreation enthusiasts will remain closed past Memorial Day because of heavy snowpack and a state Department of Transportation spokesman says it’s not clear when they’ll be opened. The Standard-Examiner reports that State Routes 39 and 65 generally are open by […]

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Utah joins 44 states in lawsuit against big pharma companies

Utah joins 44 states in lawsuit against big pharma companies

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah is the 45th state to join a lawsuit alleging large pharmaceutical companies conspired to raise prices on generic medications by as much as 1,000%. Attorney General Sean D. Reyes announced Monday the state would be joining the lawsuit against Teva Pharmaceuticals and 19 of […]

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BYU promises to change honor-code probes after protest

BYU promises to change honor-code probes after protest

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Brigham Young University promised Tuesday to be more transparent in how it enforces its honor code, though some who protested their treatment at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-owned institution at Provo, Utah wonder if the changes go far enough. The announcement doesn’t […]

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