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Utah sees increase in federal health exchange enrollment

Utah sees increase in federal health exchange enrollment

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The number of Utah residents enrolling in insurance plans using the federal health exchange has surpassed the number who used the system last year. The Deseret News reported the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says 62,090 Utah residents purchased insurance using the exchange as of Nov. […]

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Remains of WWII soldier to be returned to family in Utah

Remains of WWII soldier to be returned to family in Utah

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — The remains of a solider reported missing in action during World War II will soon be returned to his family in Utah, thanks to DNA technology. Helen Lower Simmons of Logan expects to receive the remains of her older brother this week, The Deseret News reported. Sgt. […]

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Utah school from ‘High School Musical’ may get tourist boost

Utah school from ‘High School Musical’ may get tourist boost

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah high school where the Disney movie “High School Musical” was filmed over a decade ago has become a tourist destination, and the trend could grow with the premiere of Disney’s new streaming service series based on the film. Much of the popular 2006 […]

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Police: Teen says gunshot self-inflicted while dancing drunk

Police: Teen says gunshot self-inflicted while dancing drunk

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — Police in northern Utah are investigating a shooting in which a 17-year-old boy says a gunshot wound to one of his legs was self-inflicted when his gun accidentally discharged as he danced while intoxicated. The Deseret-News reports that North Park police say the teen sought treatment at a […]

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More details released in double murder case in eastern Utah

More details released in double murder case in eastern Utah

ROOSEVELT, Utah (AP) — Authorities investigating two murders at an eastern Utah house say a man apparently killed another before he possibly was stabbed to death by other Halloween partygoers. Duchesne County Sheriff’s officials say it appears 22-year-old Jon Reed Jr. of Roosevelt went to the house and fatally shot […]

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Utah city elects new mayor year after death of former leader

Utah city elects new mayor year after death of former leader

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah residents have chosen a new North Ogden mayor to replace their fallen leader killed during a 2018 deployment in Afghanistan. The Deseret News reported Tuesday that voters elected businessman S. Neal Berube to fill the remaining two years of National Guard Maj. Brent Taylor’s term. Taylor […]

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Wildfire burning in Spanish Fork Canyon prompts evacuations

Wildfire burning in Spanish Fork Canyon prompts evacuations

SPRINGVILLE, Utah (AP) — Authorities on Saturday evacuated hunters, campers and people in cabins because of a wildfire in Spanish Fork Canyon in a rural area southeast of Provo. Utah County Sheriff’s spokesman Spencer Canyon said the wildfire was reported at 2 p.m. and an hour later had burned 20 […]

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Judge reduces bail for Arizona official charged in 3 states

Judge reduces bail for Arizona official charged in 3 states

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah judge has reduced the bail for an Arizona county elected official charged in an alleged human smuggling scheme involving pregnant women. The Deseret News reports that a district judge Friday reduced Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen’s bail to $150,000 from $3 million. Charges against Petersen […]

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Utah woman suspected of falsely reporting her own killing

Utah woman suspected of falsely reporting her own killing

BLUFFDALE, Utah (AP) — Utah authorities have charged a woman suspected of falsely reporting that her husband of 10 months killed her after catching him talking with another woman. The Deseret News reported Thursday that 44-year-old Rebecca Nielson was charged with emergency reporting abuse and criminal mischief. Authorities say Nielson took her […]

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Judge blocks bid to increase Utah ATV protester restitution

Judge blocks bid to increase Utah ATV protester restitution

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A federal judge has rejected an increase in restitution payments by a former county commissioner for an illegal ATV protest ride in a Utah canyon, court records said. U.S. District Judge David Nuffer blocked the federal government’s attempt to force Phil Lyman to increase his […]

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