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Attorney sentenced to jail after multiple drug convictions

Attorney sentenced to jail after multiple drug convictions

OGDEN Utah (AP) — A Utah attorney has been ordered to spend 120 days in jail without bail after he was arrested multiple times on drug-related charges. Tony Miles, of Ogden, also was ordered Wednesday to complete drug court. Miles in October pleaded guilty to smuggling heroin and cocaine into […]

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The Kinder Cooks To Do A Demo At Heber City Elementary School

The Kinder Cooks To Do A Demo At Heber City Elementary School

HEBER CITY, Utah-Friday, Heber Valley Elementary School, located at 730 S 600 West, Heber City, hosts the Kinder Cook Demo. This is a free demo from 3:30 to 5:00 pm and teaches kids and families about basic cooking. There will be demonstrations on basic cooking, knife skills and healthy cooking […]

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2019 Wasatch County Council Announced

2019 Wasatch County Council Announced

HEBER CITY, Utah-This week, the 2019 Wasatch County Council was announced. The council representatives in Heber City consist of At Large-Seat A, Marilyn Crittenden, At Large-Seat B, Steve Farrell, Heber North-Seat C Danny Goode and Heber South -Seat D Kendall Crittenden. At Midway, the seat is filled by Mark Nelson […]

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Nevada’s Reid calls Trump ‘amoral,’ wants a Romney 2020 run

Nevada’s Reid calls Trump ‘amoral,’ wants a Romney 2020 run

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Former Nevada Sen. Harry Reid said Thursday that he thinks President Donald Trump has no conscience and said he’d like to see Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney challenge Trump in 2020 for the GOP nomination for president. “I’ve had dealings with the man,” Reid said of […]

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Payday without pay hits federal workers as shutdown drags on

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Payday will come Friday without any checks for about 800,000 federal employees affected by the government shutdown. That means some workers will have to scale back spending, cancel trips, apply for unemployment or take out loans to stay afloat. Among them is IRS employee Krystle Kirkpatrick. […]

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A mug shot of Cooper Van Huizen from the Utah State Prison.

Utah Supreme Court reinstates teen’s conviction

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Supreme Court has reinstated the armed robbery conviction of an Ogden 16-year-old who was tried as an adult and sent to prison. The conviction had been thrown out by the Utah Court of Appeals after Cooper Van Huizen, now 21, served his sentence. […]

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Lawmaker wants changes to voter-approved Medicaid expansion

Lawmaker wants changes to voter-approved Medicaid expansion

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah lawmaker is proposing changes to a full Medicaid expansion passed by voters in November. Republican Sen. Allen Christensen of North Ogden tells The Salt Lake Tribune that the plan needs “guardrails” in place to avoid cost overruns. He says a sales tax increase included in […]

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Utah State student sentenced in sexual assault on campus

Utah State student sentenced in sexual assault on campus

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — A former Utah State University student accused of sexually assaulting another student has been sentenced to six months in jail. The Herald Journal reports Scott R. Simmons was sentenced to 180 days on Monday after pleading guilty to forcible sexual abuse. The woman told a judge she knew […]

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Funding awarded for weather radar in southwest Colorado

Funding awarded for weather radar in southwest Colorado

DURANGO, Colo. (AP) — Colorado has awarded $1.7 million to set up a weather radar system in the Four Corners region, a blind spot in current weather and radar modeling systems. The Durango Herald reports the state Department of Local Affairs awarded the funding for a system in southwest Colorado, clearing a […]

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Attorney Barton Goplerud speaks in Farmington on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2019 during a press conference regarding a Ponzi scheme involving millions of lost dollars in investments with Rust Rare Coins.

20 sue bank after losing money in alleged Ponzi scheme

FARMINGTON, Utah (AP) — Twenty investors who lost money in a Utah coin dealer’s alleged silver Ponzi scheme have sued Zions Bank. The investors are involved in a federal class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday, claiming the bank “aided and abetted” and “perpetuated” an alleged Ponzi scheme involving Rust Rare Coin Inc. […]

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