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Utah launches campaign to fight opioid abuse, overdoses

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah pharmacists will start putting red stickers on bottles of opioids that warn patients about the risk of overdose and addiction as part of a new awareness campaign to combat painkiller abuses and deaths. The Utah Department of Health’s monthlong campaign kicks off Monday and […]

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UHP: 3 killed in St George rollover not wearing seat belts

ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) — The Utah Highway Patrol says three men killed when the SUV they were in rolled over north of St. George were not wearing seat belts. The Deseret News reports troopers said an additional passenger — and the only occupant wearing a seat belt — escaped […]

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Utah officer injured in rollover during highway car chase

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Authorities say a northern Utah police officer has been injured after rolling his vehicle on Interstate 15 during a car chase. Utah Highway Patrol spokesman Todd Royce says the Bluffdale officer suffered minor injuries in the Saturday night incident and went to the hospital as […]

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Utah AG won’t file charges in woman’s jail death

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah Attorney General’s Office has determined the fatal injuries a 28-year-old woman sustained while in custody of a northern Utah jail were not the result of criminal conduct. The office announced Friday it had ended its investigation into Heather Miller’s death. No criminal charges […]

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The Latest: Utah university health care appoints interim CEO

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The University of Utah Health Care has announced the appointment of an interim CEO. University President David Pershing announced Saturday that Lorris Betz has been named senior vice president for the University’s Health Sciences, CEO of University of Utah Health Care and executive dean of […]

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Mountain lion shot, killed in Salt Lake City backyard

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah wildlife officials say they fatally shot a mountain lion that had found its way into a residential backyard in Salt Lake City. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sgt. Ray Loken says cougar sightings were reported starting about Friday afternoon in the Glendale neighborhood of […]

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1 Vehicle Destroyed, 2 Damaged in Vandalism Spree at Snow College

Snow College in Ephraim was the scene of a shocking vandalism April 28. Snow College Police Chief Derek Walk said that the three government owned vehicles were damaged in the early morning’s malicious mischief. All the vehicles had their windows knocked out. One was set ablaze and has been declared […]

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Remote areas of Utah, Arizona brace for Navajo plant closure

NAVAJO MOUNTAIN, Utah (AP) — Officials in remote areas of Utah and Arizona say the recent decision to shut down a coal-fired power plant in northern Arizona is expected to cause about 1,000 job losses in an area already struggling with high unemployment. Owners of the Navajo Generating Station in […]

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Herbert worried lawmakers eying Congress may ‘game system’

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Gov. Gary Herbert says he doesn’t want to call the Legislature into a special session to settle how Utah would fill a vacant congressional seat because a number of legislators are interested in replacing Rep. Jason Chaffetz if the congressman leaves office early. Chaffetz, who […]

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Regional airport in Utah to expand sooner than anticipated

ST. GEORGE, Utah (AP) — The growth in passengers at St. George Regional Airport has prompted officials to look into expansion projects sooner than expected. KUTV-TV reported (http://bit.ly/2ppXHIO ) Thursday that the airport’s plans to expand in a few years are being sped up. Airport officials say St. George’s population […]

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