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Police: Utah man dies from attack after sex assault claim

Police: Utah man dies from attack after sex assault claim

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Police say a Utah man has died after a 17-year-old boy attacked him when his younger sister claimed the man sexually assaulted her on a bus last month. Logan police announced Tuesday that detectives reviewed video footage from the Cache Valley Transit District bus, finding that […]

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Man arrested after chase; police cars rammed during incident

Man arrested after chase; police cars rammed during incident

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Salt Lake City-area police department says a 41-year-old man was arrested following a chase that began after a suspicious vehicle rammed a police car. KUTV-TV reports that a total of two police cars were rammed during the Tuesday night incident that began in Midvale and ended […]

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Bonanza Campout Cancels 2019 Event Over Licensing Issues

Bonanza Campout Cancels 2019 Event Over Licensing Issues

HEBER CITY, Utah-Wednesday, Bonanza Campout, which occurrs annually in June at River’s Edge in Heber City, announced it is canceling this year’s event. This is because, per Fox 13 in Salt Lake City, the campout could not procure the essential licensing and permits from Wasatch County and the Utah Department […]

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Utah mother alleges racism in lawsuit over bus incident

Utah mother alleges racism in lawsuit over bus incident

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah mother is suing school administrators alleging that her son was dragged about 175 feet by a school bus in a racially motivated event. In the lawsuit filed Tuesday, Brenda Mayes says the bus driver intentionally closed the door on her son’s backpack one […]

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‘Big Boy’ steam locomotive makes post-restoration debut

‘Big Boy’ steam locomotive makes post-restoration debut

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — It’s longer than two city buses, weighs more than a Boeing 747 fully loaded with passengers and can pull 16 Statues of Liberty over a mountain. The Big Boy No. 4014 steam locomotive rolled out of a Union Pacific restoration shop in Cheyenne over the weekend […]

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Utah mother ruled competent to stand trial in child killings

Utah mother ruled competent to stand trial in child killings

FARMINGTON, Utah (AP) — A Utah woman charged with killing her children will face trial after years under state mental health care. The Standard-Examiner reported Monday that 53-year-old Sun Cha Warhola was deemed competent Monday to stand trial in the 2010 strangulation deaths of her two children. A judge granted matching prosecution […]

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Utah city council to consider resolution opposing abortion

Utah city council to consider resolution opposing abortion

RIVERTON, Utah (AP) — A Utah city council is scheduled to consider a declaration of opposition to abortion. The Salt Lake Tribune reported Monday that the Riverton City Council’s resolution would declare its support for unborn humans and a belief that life begins “at the moment of conception.” The resolution is scheduled […]

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BYU graduate who came out as gay describes fear on campus

BYU graduate who came out as gay describes fear on campus

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A student who came out as gay during a valedictorian speech at Brigham Young University says he lived in fear of being reported for a violation the school’s strict code of conduct forbids dating among members of the same sex. Matt Easton made the comments […]

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Utah man sentenced for role in Idaho triple murder

Utah man sentenced for role in Idaho triple murder

MALAD, Idaho (AP) — A 39-year-old Utah man has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for his role in a 2013 triple murder at an eastern Idaho property that contained a dog-fighting and marijuana-growing operation. The Idaho State Journal reports that Severo Luera of Garland, Utah, received the sentence […]

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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints makes wedding rule change to be more inclusive

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints makes wedding rule change to be more inclusive

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is changing wedding rules in hopes of preventing family members who aren’t church members from feeling excluded. The faith said Monday in a news release that couples who get married in civil ceremonies will no longer have to wait […]

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