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Planned Parenthood Files Lawsuit Against Utah Ban on Abortion
Planned Parenthood Association of Utah filed a lawsuit in Utah state court Saturday and will request a temporary restraining order against the states ban on abortion.
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What Is ‘Dirty Soda'? Utah's Beloved Drink Is Bubbling Up Across the Country
The carbonated drinks have become an all-out craze on the social media platform — thanks in part to a star singer.
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Long-Serving Utah Senator Orrin Hatch Dies at Age 88
Orrin G. Hatch, who became the longest-serving Republican senator in history as he represented Utah for more than four decades, died Saturday at age 88.
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WATCH: Missing California Teen Found Three Years Later in Utah
Connerjack Oswalt, who disappeared at age 17, was discovered outside of a convenience store last week.
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Three Years After Disappearing as Teen From California, Man Found in Utah
Connerjack Oswalt’s family searched for him for years, handing out fliers, scanning social media and desperately chasing down fruitless leads.
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Guilty Verdict in Deaths of Utah Teens Found in Mine Shaft
The case of a teenage couple killed and tossed down an abandoned mine shaft culminated in murder convictions Friday for a Utah man who prosecutors said killed the pair because he found them hanging out with his girlfriend
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‘I Want Them to Live': Utah Governor Cites Suicide Rates in Vetoing Sports Ban Bill
Spencer Cox told his fellow Republicans that he was moved by data showing that among 75,000 kids playing high school sports in Utah, only four were transgender.
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Rare Wolverine Capture in Utah Is ‘Once-in-a-Lifetime' Find for Researchers
Researchers in Utah made a “once-in-a-lifetime” find last week, trapping a live wolverine after the reclusive carnivore was suspected in 18 sheep deaths in the area.
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Two Helicopters Crash in Snow Near Utah Ski Resort
The Blackhawk helicopters crashed Tuesday morning during a training exercise.
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Helicopters Crash Near Utah Ski Resort in Training Accident
Two Blackhawk helicopters crashed near a Utah ski resort Tuesday morning, forcing the closures on part of the mountain but leaving no crew members seriously hurt
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‘Candy Bomber' Who Dropped Sweets During Berlin Airlift Dies at 101
A U.S. military pilot known as the “Candy Bomber” for his airdrops of sweets during the Berlin airlift after World War II ended has died.
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Man Who Faked 2020 Death to Avoid Criminal Charges Found in Scotland Hospital With COVID, Officials Say
A Rhode Island man reported dead two years ago as he faced criminal charges in multiple states, including for sex assault and fraud, has been found alive
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Report Finds Utah Police Made Mistakes in Encounter With Gabby Petito, Brian Laundrie
The independent investigation was conducted after a lawyer filed a formal complaint raising questions about how the incident was handled.
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Sundance Film Festival Scraps in-Person Plans
The annual event, which was to be held in Park City, Utah, from Jan. 20-30, will take place virtually due to the omicron variant.
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Missing Utah College Student Found Alive ‘Covered in Coal' in Man's Basement
Madelyn Allen, a missing 19-year-old college student, was found naked and covered in coal in a storage area of a Utah man’s home, according to police.
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Utah's Arches to Require Timed Tickets as Visitation Swells
A Utah national park famed for its otherworldly sandstone arches will require visitors to get timed entry tickets during its high season next year, the second Utah park to implement a such a system as visitation swells.
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Utah Defeats USC 42-26 in First Game Since Aaron Lowe's Death
Cameron Rising threw three touchdown passes and ran for another as Utah defeated Southern California 42-26 on Saturday night. It was the first game for the Utes since safety Aaron Lowe was killed in a shooting at a post-game party on Sept. 26, nine months after running back Ty Jordan died of an accidental gunshot wound to the abdomen on…
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Man Arrested After Chase, Shootings Near Zion National Park
Authorities say a man who is suspected of shooting at vehicles and causing a lockdown of a tourist town outside of Zion National Park in southern Utah was apprehended Wednesday night
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Lake Powell Could Stop Producing Energy in 2023 as Water Levels Plunge
The Bureau of Land Management projects a 34% chance that Lake Powell’s water levels will fall below the minimum level necessary to generate power in 2023.
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A Timeline of the Gabby Petito Case
On Sept. 11, the family of 22-year-old Gabby Petito reported her missing to authorities in Suffolk County, New York. This is a timeline of events that led to the report and things that have occurred since.